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It’s really sad to note that it’s a Hindu (Ms. Anupreeta Das) who talks negative about the Hindutva ideology and it’s flag bearers.
Ms. Das happens to be an alumni of the prestigious LSR college in Delhi and started her career in journalism with the Indian Express.
Hindus like her are the ones vilifying Hindutva, RSS, Modi and Yogi in international media.
One can understand the Muslims’ hatred for these “Kafirs” but it’s hard to understand what drives Hindus to defame and malign their fellow brothers. Are they willing to stoop to any level just to please their masters at the WSJ and NYT? Just for the sake of their career and money, are they willing to vilify India and it’s society?
It’s really sad to note that it’s a Hindu (Ms. Anupreeta Das) who talks negative about the Hindutva ideology and it’s flag bearers.
Ms. Das happens to be an alumni of the prestigious LSR college in Delhi and started her career in journalism with the Indian Express.
Hindus like her are the ones vilifying Hindutva, RSS, Modi and Yogi in international media.
One can understand the Muslims’ hatred for these “Kafirs” but it’s hard to understand what drives Hindus to defame and malign their fellow brothers. Are they willing to stoop to any level just to please their masters at the WSJ and NYT? Just for the sake of their career and money, are they willing to vilify India and it’s society?