Tears of Blood – The lynching of RSS swayamsevak Nandu in Kerala

It is not the first killing of an RSS swayamsevak in Kerala. More than 270 swayamsevaks have sacrificed their lives since 1969. Their crime? They wish to serve the motherland and the society selflessly. This would weaken the fascist violent ideology of religion of Communism. 1969 was year when the first karyakarta was killed and the first accused was the current CM of Kerala. It is a sad commentary on the ruling parties of Kerala that the case was messed up and he was released by the courts. The killing fields of Kerala were never calmed because Communists don’t believe in democracy nor in non-violent battle of ideas. The relative peace of last few months has been shattered by this latest lynching. The killers seem to have changed, but not the fascist mindset.

 

It seems the silent alliance between anti-religion Communists and extreme Islamists has flowered into a relationship where Islamists may now become the sword arm of Communists so the ruling party can show itself to be more civilised. Extreme Islam has been expanding and poisoning the minds in Kerala under the watchful eyes of Congress and Communists.  

 

 

I would remind readers of the shocking example of Communists and Congress passing a unanimous resolution of releasing Abdul Madani, the leader of then extremist organisation named Al Umm, the prime accused in vicious bombing of a rally in Coimbatore to be addressed by Shri L K Advani. Advani escaped this murderous attack because his flight was late but scores of innocent citizens died. 58 people were killed, 200 injured in 12 bomb attacks in 11 place. Nothing can be more shameful for an assembly supposed to be protector of democracy to advocating release of a violent conspirator and terrorist.

 

 

Media has been rife with many reports over years of Kerala being the breeding ground of terrorists and cheated women in the name of Love Jihad being smuggled to war theatre in Syria under Islamic State. Name boards change – Al Umma, SIMI, PFI, SDPI - Islamist extremism thrives under so-called secular liberal parties.

 

 

When media and opinion leaders normalise two men in the uniform of RSS chained and paraded in a bizarre morcha of Muslims popping out of pages of history of 1921 of Moplah violence, when government of the day is not alarmed at this open show of violence and reminder of massacre of thousands of Hindus, rape of women in Malabar in the guise of Khilafat movement; we are surely losing track and allowing extremist violence prone people a free

hand.

 

 

Just now, an alleged Islamic scholar on TV blamed RSS/BJP for violence because they do ‘Shastra Pooja’! It is a thousands of year old tradition, that is being carried forward by Hindus. Does this pooja advocate beheading or train people in beheading? The same scholar and his secular friends are fine with millions of mute animals being bled to death to celebrate “qurbani” and love, and celebrate cruelty! It just shows how crooked our thinking has become.

 

Remember, RSS is targeted because it is awakening the Hindus to their glorious history, traditions and scientific temperament. It is targeted because it wishes to raise Hindus above their divisive ideas of caste, sects, language and regionalism. This idea goes against the plans of Breaking India forces. Real target are Hindus. Rinku Sharma is only the latest in the line of hundreds of Hindus lynched since 2014. Secular illiberal lobby keeps silent and sometimes plays apologist for the killers. United Hindu society is an anathema to both Islamists and Left anarchists because strong Hindu society and nation will kill their dream of imploding India with divisive violent ideas. They hate to see a united India rising again with a sense of purpose to show the path of pluralism and the spirit of “world is a family.”

 

 

The tears that flow from the eyes of the family of 21 year old Nandu and his colleagues in RSS are tears of blood. They will not go waste. But remember, Nandu was a victim of Hindu hate, make no mistake about it.

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