Congress in its Karnataka manifesto vows to ban Bajrang Dal, equates it to PFI
On Tuesday, May 2, Congress launched the event’s manifesto for the upcoming Karnataka Elections. In the manifesto, the grand earlier event, along with numerous totally different ensures, moreover vowed to put a ban on the Hindu outfit Bajrang Dal whether or not it’s voted to vitality throughout the state.
The controversial manifesto launched by the Congress Party moreover went on to brazenly equate the Hindu activist group to the banned Islamist terrorist organisation Popular Front of India (PFI).
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“We believe that law and Constitution is sacrosanct and can not be violated by individuals and Organisations like Bajrang Dal, PFI or others promoting enmity or hatred, whether among majority or minority communities. We will take decisive action as per law including imposing a ban on any such organisations,” study the event manifesto.
Excerpt from the Congress manifesto for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections
VHP hits out at Congress for its anti-Hindu election manifesto
Hindu organisations did not take kindly to the Congress manifesto, which pledged to outlaw the Hindu organisation, Bajrang Dal. Slamming the grand earlier event for making such unconscionable remarks in its poll manifesto, Vinod Bansal, the nationwide spokesperson of Vishva Hindu Parishad talked about that he was not completely shocked though as a result of the remarks made by Congress have been completely in sync with the event’s “Jihadi mindset.”
He extra denounced the Congress for repeatedly searching for to humiliate Hindus in an effort to placate and pacify Islamists. He asserted that Congress had a observe doc of supporting jihadis and sheltering Islamist terrorists.
The VHP chief claimed that equating Bajrang Dal with PFI is the last word nail in Congress’s coffin. “By making such reckless comments in the poll manifesto, the party has penned its own death warrant”, he talked about.
बजरंग दल से PFI की तुलना..!!
कर्नाटक में कांग्रेस का नाटक बहुत हो चुका। ये घोषणा पत्र ही कांग्रेस के अंत का कारक बनेगा।
— विनोद बंसल Vinod Bansal (@vinod_bansal) May 2, 2023
The Congress event, which seeks to portray itself as a pro-Hindu event by having its leaders go to temples sooner than every election and by making an attempt to “saffronize” Rahul as a Janeu-dhari Shiv Bhakt, has manifestly uncovered its private hypocrisy close to using caste and religion for worthwhile elections, talked about Vinod Bansal.
Amit Shah says Congress will un-ban PFI if it includes vitality
Addressing a public meeting at Shirahatti, Shah talked about, “Each vote counts, so ensure it goes to the right leadership. When the people of Karnataka press the ‘Lotus’ symbol, understand that you are not voting to elect an MLA or a minister and Chief Minister. Your vote will further strengthen PM Modi’s hands in creating ‘Mahan Karnataka’. Your vote will protect Karnataka from PFI.”
Shah talked about, “Only BJP can offer protection and prosperity to Karnataka. It is the BJP which banned the PFI thereby ensuring a peaceful and safe environment. We also banned cow slaughter, provided healthcare facilities to people, ensured proper sanitation facilities and ensured overall development in Karnataka,”
Rahul Gandhi, Congress and the anti-Hindu mindset
That the sheer anti-Hindu mindset the Congress event has displayed by proposing the ban on Bajrang Dal in its poll manifesto would not come as a shock. Be it Rahul Gandhi’s RSS killed Mahatma Gandhi remark or Congress chief Digvijay Singh stating that in India, Bajrang Dal and BJP are funded by Pakistan’s ISI, the Congress event, ensuing from their inherent anti-Hindu proclivities, has always harboured hostility in opposition to Hindu organisations similar to the VHP and Bajrang Dal. Many incidents, the place anti-Hindu sentiments by Congress have been on present, have been coated by OpIndia over time.
It is to be saved in ideas that the equivalence drawn between a radical Islamist outfit which vowed to commit a genocide in opposition to Hindus and a Hindu organisation that merely focuses on defending Hindus and Hindu custom from violent Jihadis, was moreover made by Rahul Gandhi himself years prior to now.
Reuters report from 2010
In 2010, a Wikileaks cable revealed that correct after the dastardly Mumbai terror assault in 2008 by Pakistan-backed Jihadis, Rahul Gandhi had talked about that Hindu groups pose the next menace than the Jihadis who attacked Mumbai in 2008. These suggestions by Rahul Gandhi have been made in 2009 to Timothy Roemer by Rahul Gandhi. In the leaked cable, Rahul Gandhi talked about there was proof of some assist for the LeT amongst Indian Muslims, the ambassador wrote, primarily based on the cable. (proper right here 238) “However, Gandhi warned, the bigger threat may be the growth of radicalised Hindu groups, which create religious tensions and political confrontations with the Muslim community,” Roemer wrote.
Nevertheless, regardless of how good Congress’s animosity in course of Hindus may be, by associating Bajrang Dal with the outlawed terrorist organisation, Congress has stooped as little because it presumably may in an effort to advance its political aims.
Hindu outfits like Bajrang Dal and VHP are actually defensive organisations that try to defend Hindus from aggression by notorious Islamist organisations like PFI and SDPI. Whereas, PFI has a historic previous of collaborating in terror actions and attacking Hindu groups such as a result of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). What the Congress event has promised now’s primarily no completely totally different from what Rahul Gandhi had talked about once more in 2009, solely a yr after the phobia assaults in Mumbai.
Government banned PFI
It may be recalled that the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India had in September last yr banned the Islamist outfit Popular Front of India (PFI) and eight of its associates for five years beneath a stringent anti-terror regulation, accusing them of getting hyperlinks with world terror organisations, along with ISIS.
It may be well-known that sooner than the central authorities had banned PFI, the Kerala High Court had seen that the Popular Front of India (PFI) and the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) are extremist organisations indulging in extreme acts of violence. The Kerala High Court extra well-known that every SDPI and PFI have a historic previous of attacking members of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
The ban, within the meantime received right here, after the NIA throughout the two rounds of raids recovered numerous incriminating paperwork and provides from PFI organizations settled in just about 17 Indian states. The paperwork included a training module to make IEDs and bombs from accessible house supplies and as well as the ‘Mission 2047’ doc underlining the PFI goal throughout the Indian subcontinent for the years to return ahead. The officers moreover recovered a Mission 2047 CD containing supplies for altering India into an Islamic State.
‘Mission 2047’ aiming at ‘Gajwa-e-Hind’
The doc ‘India Vision 2047’ or ‘Mission 2047’ targets at destabilizing the well-developed infrastructure of the Indian sub-continent and establishing Islamic dominance over the ‘coward Hindus’ and subjugating them. It underlines the target of the group to determine the ‘Rule of Islam in India’ and to hold the Indian State and almost all of Hindus ‘to their knees’ when the nation would full its 100 years of Independence.
It targets at specializing in Hindus and Hindu leaders to realize administration over the nation belonging to Hindus, popularly known as Gajwa-e-Hind. Gajwa-e-Hind refers to launching an assault on Hindustan and worthwhile over non-Muslims by killing them or forcing them to rework to Islam. Such a battle is executed to win over the ‘infidels’ and is called Gajwa.
Nexus between Congress and PFI
In an effort to win over voters ahead of the Karnataka elections, Congress has brazenly gone on to equate the Bajrang Dal with the PFI and threatened to take extreme movement in opposition to any group of this nature that fosters animosity or intolerance. However, of their haste to interact in appeasement politics, they’ve forgotten how they’ve on numerous occasions fraternized with the terrorist organisations PFI and SDPI to advance their political agenda.
Only simply currently, the earlier deputy chief minister of Karnataka and Congress chief Gangadharaiah Parameshwara has sought the help of the extremist organisation Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) to defeat Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Notably, the outfit is the scholar wing of the banned terrorist group, Popular Front of India (PFI).
In 2020, the Enforcement Directorate claimed in a report that the PFI spent about 120 crores in a month to orchestrate the violent riots throughout the nation after the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act, naming eminent lawyer and Congress bigwig Kapil Sibal as a result of the beneficiaries of PFI’s funding. Indira Jaising and Dushyant Dave have been moreover named throughout the report.
The report had, really, named distinguished individuals to whom PFI had made funds. Congress politician and Supreme Court lawyer Kapil Sibal allegedly acquired Rs 77 lakhs whereas Supreme Court lawyer Indira Jaising acquired Rs 4 lakhs from considered one of many PFI accounts based out of Kozhikode, Kerala. Abdul Samand has allegedly acquired Rs 3.10 lakhs.
Later, Kapil Sibal reportedly clarified that he had acquired money from PFI solely all through 2017-18 for the Hadiya Love Jihad case for his ‘professional services’.
Given the historic previous of Congress’ proximity to PFI and the promise of their manifesto to ban Bajrang Dal, it won’t be far fetched to contemplate that Congress has added already-banned PFI throughout the guidelines merely to monkey steadiness and masks their true intentions of banning Hindu organisations which defend Hindus in opposition to the onslaught of Jihadi violence from outfits like PFI.
