The Bharatiya Janta Party or the BJP is India’s biggest national party and currently rules the country. It was formed in 1980, though its origins lie in the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, which was founded in 1951. The BJP has been in power since 2014, with Narendra Modi as India’s prime minister.
This is a very balanced article. It shows with facts how appeasement politics is practised in the garb of reservation. It also mentions how the experience of religious persecution of the lower castes in Bangladesh is a real experience but was suppressed by the left in Bengal. These inconvenient facts are deliberately overlooked by left liberal media. Most importantly, this article calls out the left liberals in failing to assess the depth of Hinduness of the Dalits, which is overriding their caste consciousness.
I think that this article is quite balanced. It presents facts showing how appeasement politics is practised in the garb of reservation. It also mentions that the experience of religious persecution of lower castes in Bangladesh is a real experience but its expression was suppressed by the left in Bengal. These facts are conveniently overlooked by the analyses given by the luteyns’ media. Most importantly, this article calls out the so called left liberals in failing to assess the depth of Hinduness of the Dalits, which is overriding their caste consciousness.
Did I read acknowledgement that hindus fled to India after being persecuted by Muslims for being kaffirs!
By an intellectual!
In the Print!
With Modi, all things are truly possible then.
The power was inherited by English educated lot of the Doon School types mostly because their parents belonged to the ICS and other servants of the British Rule. The pain of the loss of that power is evident from the recent interview of some of the Doon School types, more so because the power seems to be going to non-English speaking, non-wine drinking and non-Golf plying types.
For all their intellect, the first generation of rulers, remained stuck in the way and methods of the British for continuing to retain power, little realizing that power has to go in the hands of the majority in a democracy, this despite the teaching of Mahatma Gandhi. The policy of throwing crumbs to a few from majority to continue retain power was not sustainable.
In implementing the ANTYODAY, the RSS/BJP created more like minded from amongst the majority instead of cornering the power for themselves. It took a few generations to have Modi, Yogi, Khatters and the likes who are neither Brahmins nor Baniyas.
Just like the prosperity of US is mainly because of the waves of migrants. Mostly the third generation of migrants is not as productive as the first, the same applies to rulers, so instead of providing more of own children, it is better to build up more from the majority society.
BJP keeps the country first, get over this caste politics please.
I think that the article is quite balanced unlike those written by so-called lutyens’ journalists. It clearly points out with facts appeasement politics practised in the garb of providing reservation. It also mentions the religious persecution of dalits in Bangladesh to be a real experience but suppressed by the left in Bengal. These inconvenient aspects are deliberately bypassed by the luteyns’ media in their analysis. Most importantly, it quite candidly calls out the so called left-liberals for failing to assess the depth of Hinduness of dalits, which is overriding their caste consciousness.
To rule anywhere in India, the route is by getting caste equation right. This is applies to any party and can be fact checked.
To read the phenomenon of caste politics with BJP tells us a few things – Journalist is puppet of an ideology. If caste politics is indulged by party of his choice it is secular. It is rule of game of politics to get caste equation right.
It would be fair journalism if caste equations of competing parties are exposed.
If BJP is winning it is polarising, any party winning on caste politics is polarising -this is reality. So there is a good victory and polarising victory.
Prashant Kishor is very honest as compared to these narrative weaver’s
I think that the article is quite balanced unlike those written by so-called lutyens’ journalists. It clearly points out with facts appeasement politics practised in the garb of providing reservation. It also mentions about religious persecution of dalits in Bangladesh to be a real experience but suppressed by the left in Bengal. These inconvenient aspects are deliberately overlooked by the luteyns’ media in their analysis. Most importantly, the article quite candidly calls out the so called left-liberals for failing to assess the depth of Hinduness of dalits, which is overriding their caste consciousness.
SO? if other political parties use caste, it is okay? If BJP merges caste with religion, and makes it a great hindu community, it is not okay? WHY you left liberal pseudo intellects?????
Unlike the dangerous woke species of india, aka early socialists who mostly are anglicized brahmins (Nehru gandhis to yechurys to mamatas to pv jayalalita most of lutyens ppl). The dalits and obcs have been the real protectors of the Hindu faith systems. And all that despite the oppression. Not just in independent india, though out the muslim invasions, it was these subaltern who protected the Hindu faith while the upper castes got in bed with invaders.
Intellectual Yet Idiots: This article is a perfect example of this phrase. Stupid, idiot fools masquerading as ” Intellectuals” can only write this type of article. After BJP, particularly Amit Shah, runs away with the trophy, these idiots write tomes in dense English, quoting some obscure concepts, pronounced by some White, Christian names as great intellectuals, as to how BJP / Amit Shah ran away with Trophy.
They have no idea , nor can they ever imagine, as to what strategy BJP / Amit Shah have got for Telangana or Kerala or even TN for next decade., But be sure, they will write as to how BJP won over these states in say 2031 or 2034, in a similar article as above.
Basically, the author is lamenting: “Mera Sundar Sapna Beet Gaya”. Gone are the glorious days of caste polarisation, the wet dream of every social scientist studying India. Caste, Curry and Cow, is now Curry and Cow, sometimes requenced to “Cow Curry” to insult.
As we heard in the Clubhouse Chat with Shri Prashant Kishore, our self certified liberal journalists don’t know much about the social and caste structure in West Bengal, beyond a few recently learnt words like “Matua”. Hence they are unlikely to have any knowledge of the fate suffered by Shri Jogendra Nath Mondal, the first Law and Labour minister of Pakistan and his fellow Dalits who reposed their faith in Muslims of East Pakistan. They had to flee their new country and the land of ancestors within a few years. Their story and their massacre at Marichjhapi in the the hands of Jyoti Basu’s “progressive” government has been carefully hidden away from public knowledge by these liberals. No more. Their story will be heard and the self certified liberal journalists and Left historian will have no place to hide.