Kashmiri Pandit’s triumph at KBC – 6 portrays Hindu ineffectuality best
Manoj Kumar Raina, an employee
of Indian railways but definitely a joe till the other day, has hit the
headlines – his incredible success to bag Rs. 1 crore from KBC – 6 (Kaun Banega
Crorepati), both being the first contestant in this sixth season of the
competition and hailing from Kashmir. And he also
fulfilled two dreams simultaneously! He has met Amitabh Bacchan and got the
money to build a residence in Kashmir, his motherland and
source of energy.
Manoj Kumar Raina was found to
burst into emotions once his triumph was declared and was also embraced by Big B. And Manoj’s joy depicted his struggles for years to attain this success
and also the great amount, prerequisite for him to have a footing in Kashmir.
As stated by him, "In 1988, everything began
going downhill. Everything was burnt down by militants and nothing was
left." "During militancy, my house in Kashmir Valley was destroyed.
We were forced to leave the place. Since then I have been living in Jammu. With
Rs one crore, I would like to build a house there and also I want to help
under-privileged people in the area who are not receiving any help from any one.
I would do help in whatever little way I can."
The Kashmiri Pandit has visited
the valley twice thus far and at each time his blood boiled but being helpless
he vowed only to recreate his original residence in Kashmir. Perhaps he can do
it now.
What’s of tens of thousands of
other Kashmiri Pandits undergoing subhuman conditions throughout India? How
long will they languish in refugee camps? There is no answer as no second
person can be as fortunate as Manoj Kumar Raina. As a result, they will remain
there where they inhabit these days – with no attention from leaders of Hindu
movement, let alone Central Government of India.
Victory of Manoj brings forth
another truth – utter bankruptcy of Hindu movement that prefers to enshroud
itself under the mindless murmuring of Samskaras, Atma
Gyan and Uplavdhi.
Hindu movement has never stood
beside thousands of Manoj Kumar Raina s who have experienced the peril of
ongoing secular democracy in India. Even if some have
done the same, the struggle, due to paucity of proper infrastructure and
objective, has remained futile altogether.
Pandits were expelled from
Kashmir during the heydays of Hindu struggle – Ram Janmabhoomi movement. Yet
Hindus couldn’t forge any Azad Maidan – type incident to compel Indian
administration to yield to Hindu strength. Any such success could have eased lot of Kashmiri Pandits.
On the contrary, Islamists are
not only apt to cultivate the same but are found to perform this also par
excellence. This leads to an ingrained terror among Hindus of Islamists.
And this trend has been going
on for centuries – absence of notion of Hindu supremacism hurts us most.
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