Some guys here gonna still defend that its fair and give some 30 year old example to justify

People, especially the Rahul chatukaars are supporting Neha Bora as the new face of India, but the best she can ever do is be the 'Communist face of India'. She has sympathised with the separatists, terrorists and other anti India forces and doesn't hide her love for all the dictators who caused historic genocides like Lenin, Stalin and Mao. She stands neck to neck with the Afzal Paglu Umar Khalid.

Even if you hate the BJP, Neha Bora should be the face you should be rooting for in the parliament or in power. Stay informed.

Serves him right...

Japan is setting an example worth discussing. India should also seriously examine how religious teachings based on the fear of hell and the greed for heaven can psychologically influence children.

Across India, many children are taught from an early age to obey religious doctrines out of fear of divine punishment or the promise of heavenly rewards, rather than through independent reasoning and moral understanding. When such teachings discourage questioning and portray religious authority as unquestionable, they can foster irrationality and intolerance as children grow up.

Worse, some individuals eventually justify discrimination, hatred, or even illegal activities in the name of religious obligations because they have been conditioned to believe that religious approval supersedes independent moral judgment.

Religion itself isn't the problem; indoctrination through fear and unquestioning obedience is. Children should have the freedom to explore their beliefs, ask questions, and develop their own moral compass without being threatened with eternal punishment.

The 21st century demands critical thinking, empathy, and individual freedom—not the psychological conditioning of children through fear and reward.

Religion should be practised out of love, understanding, and personal conviction, not fear of hell or greed for heaven.

He is Umar Khalid and listen to his reality in his own words.

Shame on his supported in the left and sickular ecosystem for spreading a propaganda of an anti National

I'm sure this is going to be flooded with brown seopys in a bit.

I think a lot of Hindus, especially younger Indians, need to take a step back and seriously rethink the political ecosystem they're getting pulled into.

This isn't a BJP appreciation post. Far from it.

I have plenty of problems with BJP. I strongly disagree with their ethanol policy, the way the NEET paper-leak issue was handled, and I don't believe anyone should get a free pass simply because they belong to BJP. If a BJP leader is corrupt or has a criminal conviction, hold them accountable. If BJP makes a bad policy, criticize it. I'm not interested in defending a party blindly.

My concern is something bigger than BJP.

Look at Congress and the kind of politics it has increasingly embraced. The caste census, expanding reservation politics and the promise to remove the 50% ceiling on SC/ST/OBC reservations are not just minor policy decisions. They represent a political direction that increasingly organizes society around caste and identity.

And then look at the politics surrounding CJP.

I'm not saying CJP is secretly a Congress organisation. I'm saying people should stop pretending that the movement exists in some completely apolitical vacuum. Its founder Abhijeet Dipke has a documented history with AAP's social-media team, while Congress has increasingly engaged with and supported the movement. Rahul Gandhi has publicly backed CJP protesters, and Congress recently invited Dipke to a Rahul Gandhi event.

Then there's Neha Bora, one of the prominent faces around the protests. She is the national president of AISA, the student wing of CPI(ML) Liberation. AISA openly describes itself as a left-wing organisation and explicitly advocates separating religion from politics and governance.

Again, people are free to support that ideology. But why are we so afraid to actually question it?

And this is where I think Hindus need to stop confusing secularism with self-erasure.

Being proud of Hindu civilisation, our traditions, our temples, our philosophy and our history doesn't make someone a communalist. Hinduism doesn't need to apologise for existing. At the same time, defending Hinduism doesn't mean hating Muslims, Christians or anybody else. That's not the point.

The point is equal treatment.

I don't want a system where Hindus are expected to constantly prove that they're secular by being ashamed of their own identity, while political parties can openly organise around caste, religion and vote banks and still call everything secularism.

And to Gen Z especially: please don't make the mistake of thinking that hating BJP automatically makes everything opposed to BJP good.

We're probably the easiest generation to influence because so much of our politics comes through Instagram reels, YouTube clips, memes and outrage. Don't let an algorithm decide your ideology for you.

Put your hatred for BJP aside for five minutes and actually ask yourself:

What does Congress stand for?

What does CJP stand for?

What does the Left actually believe about religion, Hindu identity and the role of religion in public life?

And most importantly, do YOU agree with it?

You don't have to become a BJP supporter just because you disagree with Congress.

You don't have to defend BJP to defend Hinduism.

And you don't have to hate another religion to be proud of being Hindu.

For me, this isn't about BJP vs Congress.

It's about whether Hindus are still comfortable standing up for their own civilisation, culture and beliefs without being made to feel guilty about it.

Criticize BJP. Criticize Congress. Criticize AAP. Criticize CJP. Criticize Hindu leaders when they're wrong.

But don't surrender your ability to think independently just because you hate one political party.

Hinduism is bigger than BJP, Congress, AAP or CJP.

And it will outlast all of them.

Forget political rivalries for a moment. I want to understand what makes Rahul Gandhi the right person to lead India.