Re: [HumJanenge] Link to DVS's barb that Arvind Kejriwal's family are RSS

What is wrong is "communalisation" of national problems and secular institutions like the Indian Army.

RSS are bunch of posturing cowards who run away at first sign of a professional fighting force arriving on the spot.

There are enough apologists for such kind of communalists who want to infect the armed forces with their virus. Usually they are the passed over and incompetent officers who have a grudge.

The canards in Line-Of-Succession and coup by Army propaganda - which were even raised in Supreme Court - are proof enough that Bharat is in danger from the enemies outside and the traitors inside.

Ajay Dixit
India Against Corruption

On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 2:50 PM, Rahul Kumar <rahulkb50@yahoo.com> wrote:

So whats wrong in it?

R

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Sent: Wednesday, 31 October 2012 2:23 PM
Subject: [HumJanenge] Link to DVS's barb that Arvind Kejriwal's family are RSS

Bhanwar Meghwanshi is a noted social activist from Bhilwara, Rajasthan. He edits the Hindi monthly 'Diamond India', a journal that deals with grassroots' social issues. Having for many years been associated with the RSS, he parted company with it and is now associated with the Rajasthan-based Mazdoor-Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS), working on issues related to Dalits, Adivasis and nomadic castes.

http://www.countercurrents.org/meghwanshi050911.htm

When the BJP recently failed in its attempt to topple the government, it suddenly remembered its favourite hero Anna Hazare, and, accordingly, so it seems, Hindutva forces decided to achieve their objective by creating this movement ostensibly against corruption. For this purpose, activists of the RSS's students' wing, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, floated an outfit called 'Youth Against Corruption'. At the same time, Arvind Kejriwal, who was running an organization called Parivartan, got together with flag-bearers of 'soft Hindutva', men like Baba Ramdev, Shri Shri Ravi Shankar and other such religious leaders, and established a group that called itself 'India Against Corruption'. It seems that both these organizations, with very similar-sounding names, were established in accordance with the RSS's plan of unleashing a countrywide agitation ostensibly against corruption.

Accordingly, the RSS instructed its volunteers, a huge number of people spread all across India, to wholeheartedly participate in this movement. This explains why the overall ethos of Anna Hazare's agitation at Jantar Mantar was no different from that of the RSS shahkhas—the same image of Akhand Bharat being displayed in the form of 'Bharat Mata'! The only difference was that she held the Indian tricolor in her hand instead of the Hindutva bhagwa-dhwaj. RSS supremo Mohan Bhagwat's call to the youth of India to join the people's movement against corruption and the presence of top RSS leader Ram Madhav at Anna's dais at Jantar Mantar raise the very real possibility that the entire movement was engineered and directed in accordance with the agenda of the RSS. When some people raised questions about this, the men behind the movement became alert and felt it imperative to be a little less indiscreet. And so, at Hazare's dais at the Ram Leela Grounds instead of well-known Hindutva leaders Ram Madhav and Uma Bharti, another RSS activist, Kumar Vishwas, was present throughout the thirteen-day fast, and even handled the task of managing the dais.

Can 'Team Anna' deny that the RSS had sent the same Kumar Vishwas to manage the dais in the very same Ram Leela Grounds during the recent agitation led by Baba Ramdev? The Hindutva hand behind the movement does not stop here, though. Top VHP leader Ashok Singhal is on record as having thanked the volunteers of the RSS for making Anna's movement a success. He revealed that members of the Dharamyatra Mahasangh, a unit of the VHP, ran food stalls at the Ram Leela Grounds, where some 20, 000 people were fed every day.

In accordance with the RSS's plans, vast numbers of people were mobilized to come out on the streets to support Anna Hazare. Top RSS leader Bhaiyyaji Joshi declared that RSS volunteers were fully active in Anna Hazare's movement. The BJP youth leader Tejinder Pal took up the task of gherao-ing the residences of Congress MPs, while BJP MPs Anant Kumar, Gopinath Munde and Varun Gandhi made their appearance at the Ram Leela Grounds. One day before Anna went on his fast, MG Vaid, top RSS leader, issued a statement indicating that the RSS had given its full support to his movement. And that explains why and how RSS activists present at the Ram Leela Grounds as well as in other parts of India where Hazare supporters had gathered kept raising their favourite slogans of 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' and 'Vande Mataram', and in that same style and with the same sort of fervor as they are wont to in their shakhas. This is clear indication of the massive presence of RSS activists in the movement.