'Will finish them in 3 mins' : Is creating rift among Hindus main motive of Maratha Reservation Movement?

NewsBharati 27-Feb-2024 19:56:45 PM

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The dark side of the Maratha reservation protest has come to the forth, as a young protester was seen speaking the language of divisive politics rooted in 'Anti-Hindu and Hindu hatred. This site has come forth after a video of the same went viral on social media.

This side came forth after a video of the same went viral on social media. He can be heard provoking the crowd of mass violence targeting a particular section of the Hindu society.

In a viral video, a young Maratha protester was seen making threatening remarks against a particular caste during a protest. He urged Devendra Fadnavis to give them three minutes, claiming they could "finish them in 3 mins."

"15 मिनिटांत सगळे हिंदूंना संपवू..!" पेक्षा हे "3 मिनिटात एक हिंदू जात संपवू..!" म्हणत चॅलेंज देणे हे कसं वेगळं आहे?? जर तुम्हाला हे वेगळं वाटत असेल, तर तुम्ही हिंदू नाहीत. कारण, 3% संपले तरी ते 3% पण हिंदूच संपणार आहेत. मदरसाछाप लोकांचं काम 3%ने कमी करायची सुपारी घेतली की काय… pic.twitter.com/AakDBGnxBN
— राईट विंग ऑफ महाराष्ट्र (@RWofMH) February 27, 2024

This development highlights the dark side of the Maratha reservation protest, with the rhetoric taking on an increasingly divisive tone. The video has sparked outrage and raised concerns about the movement's stance on caste issues. The video has triggered debates about the underlying motives of the movement and the need to address caste-based discrimination.

Now their anti-brahmin feelings are surfacing

This man speaks of killing all brahmins in Maharashtra & "ek maratha lakh maratha" shouts in background.

Is this about reservation or anti-brahmin agenda?

Hindus threatening Hindus with death.

Shivaji Maharaj would be proud today? https://t.co/fhWQSmmlL2
— Kanak Moghe (@KanakMoghe) February 27, 2024

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— JagVyas🚩 (@jav_j21) February 27, 2024

It is evident that there are dedicated attempts to sow seeds of hatred between different groups of the Hindu community, using distorted versions of history to fuel animosity within the community. Moreover, the exploitation of historical narratives to drive a wedge between different castes highlights a deliberate effort to fragment Hindu society, under the label of caste. With the same aim certain politicians have passed so over the line that they have also distorted Maratha History, by portraying Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in a particular manner, aligned with their political agenda.