The Story of the Turtle, Rat, and Scorpion” is a symbolic perspective that offers us an opportunity to understand the struggles and challenges faced by the Hindu community in Indian society. This story highlights the problems arising in a social and political context through the turtle, rat, and scorpion. Just as the turtle, rat, and scorpion struggle for their survival, the Hindu community is also facing various types of challenges and pressures. Through this story, we will try to understand the reality of Hindus in India, how the changing circumstances in society and politics are affecting the situation of the Hindu community, and how it can be addressed.
A river flooded, submerging a small island. A simple and innocent rat, caught in the rising water, humbly asked a turtle for help –
“Friend! Can you help me cross the river? My burrow is filled with water.”
The kind-hearted turtle agreed and let the rat sit on its back. Just then, a scorpion emerged from its burrow and requested –
“I also need to cross, please take me along!”
The rat, being cautious, warned the turtle –
“Don’t take him along, he is venomous! He might sting me.”
Sensing the urgency of the situation, the scorpion sweetly reassured them with an oath –
“Brother, I swear I won’t sting. Please take me along.”
The turtle, bound by humanitarian values, agreed. He carried both the rat and the scorpion across the river.
But midway through the journey, the scorpion suddenly stung the rat!
In pain, the rat screamed –
“Friend! He has stung me! I won’t survive now!”
A little later, the scorpion stung the turtle too.
The turtle, shocked and in agony, asked –
“I helped you both. I did not let you drown. Why did you sting me?”
The scorpion smirked and answered –
“You fool! You did not understand that my very nature is to sting. We attack those who shelter us. Look at history – whoever gave us refuge, we turned their country into ruins!”
“Your mistake was trusting me and my venomous community. We don’t need to change – our nature, upbringing, ideology, and teachings are all poisonous!”
🚨 Is this just a story? No! This is the reality of Hindus in India! 🚨
Today, Hindus are like the turtle and the rat, bound by humanitarian values while their Islamist adversaries are working towards eliminating them.
❌ Wherever Hindus sheltered them, they were betrayed!
- Afghanistan – Once 100% Hindu-Buddhist, now there are no safe Hindus left.
- Pakistan – In 1947, 15% of the population was Hindu. Today, it’s less than 1%.
- Bangladesh – In 1951, 22% of the population was Hindu. Today, it’s barely 7%.
- Kashmir – Once home to Hindu Pandits, they were ethnically cleansed in 1990 and forced into exile.
✅ Now the same plan is being executed across India.
👉 Godhra train burning – Even though Hindus were the majority, they were killed.
👉 In Karnataka, Bengal, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi – Hindus are being attacked.
👉 Love Jihad, Land Jihad, Business Jihad – Hindus are being targeted in every way.
👉 90% of Muslims vote together against BJP, while Hindus remain divided by caste, language, and sects.
🚩 It’s Not Too Late – Hindus Must Unite! 🚩
✅ Be aware of the threats to your faith and nation.
✅ Drop caste, language, and sectarian differences – Identify as a Hindu first.
✅ Embrace Hindu culture and Sanatana Dharma, and teach it to the next generation.
✅ Recognize and reject leaders who divide Hindus for personal gain.
✅ Reject anti-Hindu, anti-national parties and remove them from power.
✅ Support BJP and nationalist governments to safeguard Sanatana Dharma.
✅ Stay united, be strong, and fight for the protection of Dharma and your future.
If Hindus do not wake up now, the day is not far when they will be a minority in their own land, begging for survival.
🚩 “The struggle is still on, the mission to build a Hindu Rashtra is not yet complete!” 🚩
🚩 Har Har Mahadev! Jai Shri Ram! Jai Sanatana Dharma! 🚩
