Ram Sanodiya

You know who I am.

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

This is gold.

[Dr. Rajeev Ranjan @RajeevRanjanDU]

हम इतिहास से कब सीखेंगे..
https://t.co/TKFdiE2f6a

[ShaatirBanda (Blackpilled Arc) @ShaatirBanda]

Make Sure To Watch This Clip Until It Burns A Hole In Your Heart That A Gora Amriki Came To India. New Delhi. The Raisina Dialogue For God Sakes, Spoke This, And Could Walk Off.

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@gdesigns09 @Starboy2079 Shameful only in India? No country is exception to this.

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

Name of accused -

Sameer, Waleen, Salman

Yet she deliberately inserted

"Raped on Janmashtami"

"Hope no rape on Navratri"

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@noconversion Tata Conversion Services.

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@tanpukunokami Who do you think they are?

[NyanChuu🔮🇯🇵🍭 @tanpukunokami]

I can’t stop crying.

Another temple burned down today.

It was a historic temple in Yamaguchi Prefecture, founded in 931.

Who is doing this?

Are we really going to be told “the cause is unknown” again?

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@jasveer10 If you are not actively teaching your children about dharma someone else will. How do you think libtards came to be? Their parents ignored these things and their friends, teachers, peers became their source of information.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Judging Jauhar through a cushioned, 21st-century ideological lens is historical illiteracy wrapped in cheap academic posturing.

If Jauhar were just an invention of Hindu patriarchy or misogyny, where was it during the centuries of internal battles between Hindu kings? It didn't exist, because they fought with a certain honor that included not targeting non-combatants, including women, in any way. Jauhar emerged exclusively as a response to medieval Islamic invasions, where war wasn't just about territory, but systemic mass rape, forced conversion, and selling women off like livestock in foreign slave markets.

Feminists like Swara Bhasker preach about autonomy and choice, completely ignoring the reality of the situation. When foreign armies breached the fort, women didn't have a choice between death and living. Their only two options were a quick, self-inflicted death, or death after years of violent sexual abuse, physical torture, and horrific enslavement until their bodies gave out.

Condemning those women for burning themselves while ignoring the barbarians who drove them into the fire is pathetic victim-blaming. Jauhar was a tragedy, but the absolute onus belongs entirely on the invaders who forced that reality upon them.

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@SinanAkyuz73 Brain dead pig, does everyone from your religion have fallen this low or are you the special case here?

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

Even the Kalawa (sacred thread) of Hindus are chopped while entering the examination hall.

😏

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Class 6th NCERT 🔥🔥

Feels so happy to read this! Thank you Education Ministry

Left Meltdown Guaranteed

[Hindutva Vigilant @Viglnthindutva]

Two suspected mobile phone thieves Identified As Sukur Ali And Bablu ali arrested by police.

Just look at what they have worn to defame Hindus just like what Kasab did.

[Dr. Shah @ankitatIIMA]

💥Radical kid beating police today in Lucknow.

Important lessons about what is going on in radical homes -

1. When you have 14 children, 13 can be sent out to kill others.

2. The kid has to be systematically prepared for killing in the name of religious festivals.

3. The kid has to be systematically prepared at school to hate the ones that he has to kill.

4. For the kid to behave like this with the police, the parents have to continuously talk against the nation to him when he is growing.

5. The kid has to continuously told that since we have numbers we can kill asany as we like.

6. The kid has to be continuously told that even if some legal punishment comes, it is worth doing.

7. The kid is taught use of all kinds of weapons at home and outside. It is ensured that they operate in skills and work which require usage of these kind of weapons daily. This is why even if they have the money to afford higher education, it is purposely not given.

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

Did you know that when Muslims start a war they call it jihad. When Muslims start losing they call it genocide.

Funny how that works.

[JIX5A @JIX5A]

August 16, 1946. Direct Action Day.

Survivor of Direct Action Day and Noakhali massacre, Rabindranath Dutta (92) recalls how naked, butchered bodies of Hindu women were hung from hooks at Raja Bazar beef shops.

Victoria College girls were raped, killed and their bodies tied to hostel windows.
Rabindranath Dutta told me how he stood watching heaps of slaughtered Hindu bodies during 1946 Noakhali pogrom, pools of blood around his heels.

Most women's bodies had breasts missing, just black bite marks at those places and their genitals.
It is hard to even listen to his accounts.

After his wife died, Rabindranath Dutta sold her ornaments to self-publish 12-13 books on Direct Action Day, Noakhali massacre, and 1971 genocide. First-hand experiences, rare research.
He says nobody in Bengal gave a damn...no politician, media, publisher, activist, or filmmaker.
We Hindus seem to have learnt no lesson from history.

[Ram Sanodiya @ramsanodiya007]

@victorohmz Forget marvel superheroes, a man with ancient tibetan monk techniques has beaten him many times over.

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Listen to a A lucky Survivor, she narrates the horror of Hindu massccare 1947.... It was more horrific than our imagination..
#PartitionHorrorsRemembranceDay

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

He is Rana Rauf Khalid, alias Wahab Alam, a Pakistani national arrested by the West Bengal STF.

He was trying to move towards the Bangladesh border when he was intercepted. A map and photographs of Fort William, the headquarters of the Indian Army’s Eastern Command in Kolkata, were recovered from him.

He was collecting information related to military infrastructure and movements in border areas.

After his interrogation, a man named Mohammad Ijaz was arrested from Kolkata’s Topsia area.

What is the role of Mohammad Ijaz? He is a facilitator who helped Rana Rauf Khalid by providing him with shelter and helping him obtain forged Indian identity documents.

This case is a stark reminder of the old saying: the gates of a fort are always opened from within, never from outside. An insider enemy can be a greater threat than an outsider enemy.