Appeasement, History, Control of Hindu Temple, Kashmir Hindus & Waqf Act

Somnath Temple 

Ranganathan admits that anti-Hindu voices already know the truth but propagate lies for political gain. He contrasts this with political attempts to “eradicate” Sanatana Dharma—such as Udhayanidhi Stalin’s statements—noting that even such critics often come from families rooted in Hindu tradition.

He argues that Hindus have normalized minority appeasement across political lines, including the BJP. What began as welfare—subsidies, Haj pilgrimages, imam salaries—evolved into “wokefare” (distortion of history and glorification of invaders like Aurangzeb and Bakhtiyar Khilji) and now “warfare”: releasing terrorists and dropping charges against rioters for vote-bank politics.

Vande Mataram: PM Modi recently acknowledged Nehru’s truncation of the song on Jinnah’s demand, removing stanzas invoking Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. Somnath Temple consecration: Nehru opposed it, fearing “Hindu revivalism.”

Textbooks: Ashoka is falsely portrayed as converting after Kalinga remorse; he was Buddhist years earlier. Nalanda’s destroyer, Bakhtiyar Khilji, has a railway station named after him (Bakhtiyarpur).

BJP’s broken promises: Controls more temples than Congress ever did—violating its 2013 pledge. Only 5,000 of 700,000 Kashmiri Hindu exiles have returned in 11 years. Demographic and governance shifts: Illegal immigration and changing holidays (Friday over Sunday in Jharkhand) signal Sharia-like governance in pockets.

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