Shocking! Hindu youth schools a bike owner for applying the sticker of Tipu Sultan

In a major development, a Hindu youth slammed a bike owner for applying the sticker of Tipu Sultan, The Tyrant of Mysore, who- destroyed 8000 temples and 27 churches, and converted 4 million Hindus to Islam- on his scooter.

 

He further made him remove the sticker. The video of the incident has gone viral on social media. It is being said that the incident took place in Sai Baba Nagar, Kondhawa Khurd, Pune.

 

 

 

Sharing a video, one user said, "Wonderful Job by this Sanatani young chap from Pune, he ensured that the Tipu Sultan sticker is removed from the bike ASAP. In Maharashtra, we call it as "MARATHI DANKA."

 

 

In a video, a sticker of Tipu Sultan is seen on SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE which irked some Hindu Yoth who then slammed the owner of the bike. A Hindu youth can be heard saying, this won't be tolerated on the land of 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj'.

 

It should be noted that Tipu sultan slaughtered the Hindus of Malabar and Kodagu, killed and converted lakhs of them

 

Tipu's letter to Budruz Zaman Khan, a military official in his service, reads as follows: “With the grace of Prophet Mohammed and Allah, almost all Hindus in Calicut are converted to Islam. Only on the borders of Cochin State a few are still not converted. I am determined to convert them very soon. I consider this as Jehad to achieve that object..."

 

Not only that, but Tipu Sultan’s military activities caused extensive damage to Hindu temples on an unprecedented scale. As per the information, Tipu Sultan demolished the Thrichambaram and Thalipparampu temples at Chirackal Taluqa, the Thiruvangatu Temple (Brass Pagoda) in Tellicherry, and the Ponmeri Temple in Badakara, as per William Logan’s Malabar Manual.

 

Tipu Sultan invaded Kodagu in 1788 and devastated many towns and villages. Mir Hussein Kirmani, Tipu’s courtier and biographer, has detailed how the raid resulted in the burning of hundreds of villages in Kushalapura (now Kushalnagar), Talakaveri, Madikeri, and other locations. Tipu brags in a letter to Runmust Khan, the Nawab of Kurnool, about taking 40,000 Coorgis as prisoners, forcefully converting them to Islam and incorporating them into the Ahmadi army.

 

Tipu’s merciless invasion, followed by such a large-scale prisoner-taking, drastically depopulated Coorg, which was already a sparsely inhabited province. He forcibly relocated about 7,000 Muslim families from other places, especially from the Shaikh and Sayyid sects, to Islamize Coorg.