Azharuddin was loved by Indians and was made captain, but moment he got caught in match-fixing:
“I’m targeted for my religion.”
Hamid Ansari stayed at top posts, later became VP. Nobody objected. Moment his tenure completed:
“Musalman dara hua hai.”
Sanjay Dutt, a top actor, loved by the masses. The moment he got arrested in the 1992 Mumbai blast–related cases:
“I’m targeted because my mother was a Muslim.”
Aryan Khan, a superstar’s son. Living a private life, loved by superstar fans. The moment he got arrested in drug-related cases:
“He is targeted for being a Muslim.”
AR Rahman, one of the most loved composers in India. The moment his work dried up because his kind of music faded and he didn’t put in enough effort to catch up:
“I think I get less work for communal reasons.”
All the achievements are only theirs; failures aren’t. Failures are of the people who “target them for their religion". Bro, you were of the same religion when people were loving, celebrating, and supporting you. If religion were an issue, you wouldn’t have got the fame, money, and idolatry, but you never acknowledge that. When everything is going right, religion is invisible. It appears only when accountability begins.
Watched Dhurandhar and I’m blown away. What a gripping tale and you’ve simply nailed it @AdityaDharFilms . We need our stories to be told in a hard-hitting way and I’m so glad the audiences are giving the film all the love it deserves. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
In Rang De Basanti, Bajrang Dal was portrayed as a thug to damage his image in the name of secularism.
In Main Hoon Na, an Indian Army officer was shown as a terrorist, and Pakistan was portrayed as if it were our friend, and that was called secularism.
In PK, our revered Mahadev was mocked, and that was labeled secularism.
In Haider, the Surya Mandir was shown as the devil's cave, Pakistan was glorified, and sympathy was shown toward terrorists, and even that was called secularism.
Dhurandhar exposed Pakistan’s real face, and now suddenly it's being called Islamophobia? 🤡
"Nathuram Godse shot Gandhi and waited. Silently. Calmly. Not to escape, but to explain.
Because to him, Gandhi wasn’t a Mahatma anymore. He was the man who surrendered Bharat’s soul.
Born in 1910, Godse was first raised as a girl, with a nose ring & feminine attire, to “fool fate” after his parents lost multiple sons.
That strange beginning didn’t define him, but the rage that followed Partition did.
Godse was no fringe criminal.
He was sharp, articulate, and fearless.
He had the spine to leave RSS, embrace the Hindu Mahasabha, and stand against the entire post-1947 establishment.
While others debated, he acted: deadly and decisively.
January 30, 1948. He walks to Gandhi.
Bows in respect & fires three bullets at point-blank range.
Not in panic. Not in chaos. But with purpose.
He folded his hands. Didn’t flee. Didn’t struggle. He wanted a trial, not a cover-up.
His courtroom statement, “Why I Killed Gandhi”, shook the nation.
Even Nehru feared its words more than its bullets.
It was banned for decades and buried in archives. Why? Because it questioned Gandhi’s sainthood and exposed ideological fault lines in India’s foundation.
Godse blamed Gandhi for:
Fueling the Khilafat disaster, Justifying Moplah Massacre, Pressuring Hindus to accept Pakistan, Denying justice for Partition victims.
Going on a hunger strike… to force ₹55 Cr payment to Pakistan while refugees begged for food.
He wrote: I do say that my shots were fired at the person whose policy and action had brought rack and ruin to millions of Hindus.
I bear no ill will to anyone individually, but I do say that I had no respect for the present government.
Even his execution was a shadow act. No press. Nobody. No funeral. Ashes kept secretly, with one wish: Let these be immersed in the Sindhu when Akhand Bharat rises again.
His brother, Gopal Godse spent five decades writing and defending Nathuram’s ideology, producing books like:
Gandhi Vadh Kyon?
May It Please Your Honour
Why I Assassinated Mahatma Gandhi.
History wasn’t allowed to hear their side. But they kept writing. The men who made Partition happen ruled India. The man who blamed them swung from a rope. This wasn’t just an assassination.
It was a war of narratives, and for 70 years, only one side got to speak.
You don’t have to support Godse. You don’t have to hate Gandhi. But you must read, and you must question. A civilization that buries uncomfortable truths walks blind into the future.
Just remember: Bharat's story is not always black and
white.
Sometimes, it bleeds in grey. And sometimes… the man who fires the gun is not the only one responsible."
- @Fatima_Khatun01
People you should stop following or hyping from now on :
1) Diljit Dosanjh
2) Amitabh Bacchan
3) Shah Rukh Khan
4) Salman Khan
5) Soni Razdan
3) Tripti Dimri
4) Amir Khan
5) Karan Aujlia
6) Aishwarya Rai Bacchan
7) Priyanka Chopra
8) Ap Dhillon
9) Rebel Kid
Repeat after me -
Pakistan is not Ukraine
Pakistan is not Palestine
Pakistan is not standing between the world and terrorism
Pakistan is the reason for terrorism
Today, when we are at war, it's Israel that is unconditionally supporting us.
Palestine didn’t even offer moral support.
As an Indian, which country should you support—Israel or Palestine?
And yes, Indian govt has never spoken against Palestine. In fact, it took a stand for them at the UN a couple of times and even sent food and other relief materials...
Was listening to .@BDUTT's Mojo show on "Decoding Modi's podcast" and what struck me was how those on the left, still don't get him.
Towards the end, Barkha asks one of the guests, a Mr. Sugata (I forget his last name), what he thought of it because Sugata had mentioned that he had not listened to the whole thing because he was bored.
Sugata says (and I am paraphrasing), "He is the first PM who has no western influence. Who hasn't read any western books. Whose knowledge is not textual. He hasn't quoted a Bertrand Russell. A class of PM like Nehru had written his autobiography by the time he was 50 and had put thoughts into words and text."
This is what the left doesn't get. That this is the first PM India has, who has a HINDU and INDIC view of Bharat. Not a western-induced view. That you can be textual (Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads, Vedas are also texts, no?) without reading western thinkers.
After all, how many Indic texts have western leaders read?
This self-confidence of someone rooted in the land and its culture, traditions, thought processes, ethos -- this is precisely why today's Indians vote for him. This is a non-mentally colonised Indian PM. The first such.
BREAKING: Both the Indian teams won their matches and these are the only two teams with perfect scores in the entire #ChessOlympiad event! 👏
Open: 🇮🇳 India defeated 🇭🇺 Hungary 'A' 3-1
Women: 🇮🇳 India defeated 🇦🇲 Armenia 2.5 - 1.5
Kudos 🇮🇳 India 👏