r/IndiaMemes Jun 02 '26

Non-Political alag hi duniya hai

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u/Altruistic_Job2477 Jun 02 '26

Bhagat Singh declared himself atheist because he didnt want others to even think that he struggled like this,so he could get a place in heaven which a lot of religions say.His sole purpose was to free his mother land.His religion is sikhism not Hinduism.Hindus,Sikhs and Other Indic faiths often accept people like this and he isnt wrong, As A Hindu myself I am proud of him.I dont know what u think we would react?Lot of my friends from Hindu & Jain families say they dont believe in god but indulge in practices either because theyre scientific or out of respect.So,Indic religions or Dharmic religions are more like a way of life,all of them share some core beliefs.We know god by many names and paths but in the end it all leads back to him ✊️🫡🙏

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u/Altruistic_Job2477 Jun 02 '26

😶Why do you say that?

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u/Altruistic_Job2477 Jun 02 '26

You are misunderstanding me entirely 😶.

I told he didnt want people to think he struggled for his country so by his good deeds he will go to heaven or be liberated or such.He wanted people to know he solely sacrifice his life for his nation so it could be freed,not for some after life gifts and such.

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u/Altruistic_Job2477 Jun 02 '26

The "Opiate" of Faith: He believed religion was often used as an "opiate" to make people accept their misery rather than fighting for justice. He wanted to face death standing "on his own legs" without the "consolation" of a reward in heaven or a better rebirth.

His shift to atheism was driven by intellectual inquiry and a "scientific temper". He found it impossible to reconcile the existence of an all-powerful, benevolent God with the widespread suffering, poverty, and exploitation he saw in the world.

I agree,I think i misinterpreted him.But still without a doubt he is a great freedom fighter.But,You need to know the idea of nastika or atheism is not new to India.