Across different parts of the world, especially in regions like Bangladesh and West Bengal, atrocities against Hindus continue to shock our conscience — from brutal violence and murders to the destruction of temples and homes. In the face of such targeted attacks, an urgent question arises: Who is truly responsible for these horrors? Is it just the visible perpetrators, or are silent enablers equally to blame? This is a critical moment for deep reflection and introspection, so we can understand the roots of these atrocities and work towards real change.
The Bitter Truth Today:
Whether it’s Bangladesh or West Bengal, wherever Hindus are being systematically targeted — through rape, murder, temple destruction, homes set ablaze — we must ask ourselves: Who is truly responsible?
Some will point fingers at:
- Radical Islamist groups
- Vote-hungry governments
- Inactive Hindu organizations
- A silent media
- Or so-called “secular” Hindus who behave like traitors (modern-day Jai Chands)
But friends, the harsh reality is even more painful — the real culprits are we, the patriotic followers of Sanatana Dharma.
Why Are We to Blame?
1. We stood silent while our own people were being slaughtered.
- When Hindu families are burnt alive in Bengal…
When our mothers and sisters are dishonored in Bangladesh…
Do we not feel the rage? The anguish?
Then why are we satisfied just forwarding a few messages on WhatsApp, thinking we’ve “done our duty”?
2. We abandoned our scriptures and strength in the name of “modernity.”
Our holy texts teach us to:
Fight Adharma as a duty.
Even the Bhagavad Gita declares:
“To uphold Dharma, war becomes a sacred act.” Yet today, we call it “fanaticism” to stand up and fight.
We have chosen silence in the name of peace — a silence that is slowly becoming our funeral song.
3. Tolerating injustice is itself a crime.
Our scriptures say:
“The one who watches injustice silently is as guilty as the oppressor.”
Are we not committing that very sin today?
How Long Will We Keep Our Eyes Shut Like Pigeons?
Do we think the fire in Bengal or Bangladesh won’t reach our homes?
That just because it hasn’t happened in our city, we are safe?
That’s our biggest mistake.
Today it is Bengal.
Tomorrow it could be Kashi, Ujjain, Indore, Lucknow, Jaipur, or Nagpur.
The Time Has Come — It’s No Longer About Patience, But Dharmic Battle
An eye for an eye.
A tooth for a tooth.
Wherever they become the majority, they terrorize.
It’s time we respond in their own language — especially where they are fewer in number.
Do this for just two days — and they will beg for peace, giving the government a reason to step in with strict laws.
Politics Alone Will Not Save Us
If you think your vote is enough to change things, you are mistaken.
The way their population is growing, it won’t be long before their vote share becomes dominant.
Then the government will be theirs, the laws will be theirs, and we’ll be made second-class citizens in our own nation.
So What Must Be Done? – A Clear Call to Action
1. Prepare for battle on mental, social, and physical fronts:
- Mentally — Enlighten every Hindu that this is not just about religion; it’s about survival.
- Socially — Organize our communities, temples, and youth groups.
- Physically — Train in self-defense, legal rights, and vigilance.
2. Respond wherever they are weak — “Tit for Tat”
Why should we live peacefully with those who disrespect our gods and culture?
- Let us show courage where they are weak, the way they show cowardice where they are strong.
3. Support the Government — But Also Pressure It
- We trust nationalist governments, but they also act based on public pressure.
- Our unity and resolve will give them the moral and political strength to act decisively.
4. Demand Accountability From Judiciary and Institutions
We must:
- Demand transparency in the recruitment and promotion of judges across all levels.
- Involve Parliament and bureaucracy in oversight.
- Hold judges accountable for delayed or biased judgments, especially when national interest is compromised.
Judicial immunity must not protect against corruption, ideological bias, or national betrayal.
We Are Sanatana — We Never Surrender
The rising atrocities against Hindus are not just isolated incidents — they are a reflection of deeper societal failures. Silence, indifference, and inaction only strengthen those who spread hate and violence. True change will come only when we, as individuals and as a community, choose courage over comfort and responsibility over apathy. It is through sincere introspection and decisive action that we can hope to end these injustices and ensure that dignity, safety, and justice are not denied to any community.
Let us remember our ancestors — Shivaji Maharaj, Maharana Pratap, Rani Lakshmi Bai, Guru Gobind Singh, Bundela warriors — they didn’t wait for orders. They led.
If we don’t rise now, history will never forgive us.
And even God may turn His back on us.
Now or Never!
Jai Shri Ram, Jai Bharat, Jai Sanatana Dharma!
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