Asaduddin Owasi yet to grasp potency of Hindu Fundamentalism
Hindu warriors defy Islamist’s
threat
Here does remain the power of
mainstream media in a country like India – it has succeeded just fine to curb the vitriolic
speech of an Indian Muslim Member of Parliament pitched against India and its fundament.
May be the ongoing Assam episode
and following (vehement) Islamic acts as witnessed in Mumbai, Lucknow,
Allahabad and other cities have made populace in India fail to recognize the
vicious speech delivered by Asaduddin
Owasi, Member of Parliament representing MIM (Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen),
from Hyderabad. And the
mainstream media has performed best to subdue the speech loaded with an ingrained hatred against the Constitution of
India and its founding principles.
On
August 8, 2012, the suave Asaduddin Owasi MP, having a blue-blooded academic
degree – he happens to be a Barrister-at-Law
(Lincolns Inn) – stated in Parliament (as part of his speech) – “Lastly, I warn the central
government; I warn the hon. members over here. … (Interruptions) If proper
rehabilitation does not take place, you be ready for a third wave of
radicalization among Muslim youth. … (Interruptions) You are not bringing it to
the notice. … (Interruptions) I am bringing it to your notice. …
(Interruptions).”
Nevertheless, there has not been
any repercussion in national media – who would have raised a storm if the
speaker happened to be a Hindu, speaking while depicting hapless conditions of
Hindus in Assam and other states of India.
The incident is not simple enough
that can be brushed aside at any time. The speech (full text is available in http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?281958
still) brings forth many
subjects at the same instant. While on one hand a responsible Member of Parliament clearly states
that anything which fails to serve interests of Islamists in India will not be
accepted, on the other hand the speech delineates any failure would be
encountered by “a third wave of radicalization among Muslim youth.”
How can this be termed then? A
veiled threat to make India give in to continual demographic invasions from
Bangladesh (to increase Islamists’ presence) into Assam and various other
states of Eastern India? And if India remains stubborn still or refuses to
concede the third wave of radicalization among Muslim youth will make a thousand cuts to
bleed India to death (strategy propounded by General Zia of Pakistan)?
There can’t be any other version of Asaduddin
Owasi’s speech if it is read painstakingly.
And definitely the tirade has not come as a rude shock to
Hindus. The official retort to this inflammatory speech from Bharatiya Janata
Party, self-claimed custodian of Hindus once, is yet to be known but for others
it is always expected. How can their centuries-old experience be dismissed? The
lamentation of then Pakistani leaders for loss of Assam is quite known. Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman in his own book “Population and Economics of Pakistan” wrote in clear terms, “Because
Eastern Pakistan must have sufficient land or its expansion and because Assam
has abundant forests and mineral resources, petroleum etc., Eastern Pakistan
must include Assam to be viable financially and economically.”
Even Zulfikar Ali Bhutto wrote in his book, “One at least is
nearly as important as the Kashmir dispute that of Assam and some adjoining
districts adjacent to East Pakistan. To these Pakistan has very good claims.” What
except this can be expected then? And the role of Sadulla, Prime Minister of
Assam province during British rule, to grow more Islamists in Assam is also
well-known. The surrender of Bengali Hindu-dominated Sylhet (part of erstwhile
Assam) to Pakistan through a fake referendum, result of Muslim League-Congress
conspiracy, in 1947 continues to hurt Hindus still.
Now let’s come to the “third
wave of radicalization among Muslim youth.” It seems the revered Member of Parliament,
Asaduddin Owasi, is proud of
Islamsits’ potency that can hold India at any time, anyhow, to ransom. Well,
the unperturbed Islamic rule in India down the centuries remains the source of his
buoyancy. But recurrent Hindu onslaughts and triumph of Marathas in Delhi
during the fag end of Mughal rule must not also be forgotten. Glorious feats of
Sikhs must also be taken into consideration.
Asaduddin
Owasi, perhaps, loves to live in his childhood when dhoti-cladded, tilak-painted
Hindu activists used to rule the roost in Hindu nationalist movements, loved to
termed as Hindu fundamentalism by Leftists and pseudo-seculars. Time has
changed lots and Hindus, thanks to their fundamentalism, can rule all with an iron
hand these days.
If
he is dreaming that “third wave of radicalization
among Muslim youth” will win ultimately, he must remember that each gory tale
of Hindu refugees (victims of Islamic fundamentalism) in 1946-47 made lives of Muslims
in India miserable and forced them to move to the brink of death. Does he want repetition
of the same? Silence and patience of Hindus must not be understood as impotence………
it can also be the lull prior to a devastating storm.
Before I go, let me mention some strategies
of Hindu warfare.
According to Arthashastra, till the moment a fair fight (dharmistha
yuddha 10/3) is possible, a king should not deviate from the moral principles
in war (13/4). Manu Samhita does also advice the same. Nevertheless, when on
earth a king fails to attain his objective through sanctimonious ways, application
of deceitful and violent means happen to be the best way.
Hindus, irrespective of class, color and ethnic
differences, are concluding thus nowadays leading to a new edition of Hindu fundamentalism,
found already in myriad resistances waged by them.
So, can new form of Hindu fundamentalism deal
with and overcome the “third wave of radicalization
among Muslim youth”? Fast changing developments in India will surely portray
the reality.
Once thing can be said now and
without doubt. No Jawaharlal Nehru will be slapped only and anymore (that happened
in Bihar, 1946 while responding to his warning to bomb the entire state to stop
Hindu retribution against Islamists) this time. Harsher penalties will follow
through this time.
"Veer
Bhogya Vasundhara" - "The
Brave Shall enjoy the Earth"
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