Indian diaspora condemns BJP govt’s Hindutva ideology
London: The Indian diaspora has vehemently expressed their outrage against the fascist Indian government led by Modi’s BJP, which is driven by the Hindutva ideology.
According to Kashmir Media Service, this ideology, promoted by the RSS, aims to divide Indians along caste and faith lines, perpetuating hate speech reminiscent of 1947.
The Indian diaspora accuses the BJP government of perpetuating Hindutva extremism, which gave birth to the two-nation theory. They emphasize that Quaid-e-Azam Muhammed Ali Jinnah opposed Hindutva, not Hindus, and that the blame for India’s current state lies with the BJP, not Pakistan.
The diaspora condemns India’s violation of its own constitution and human rights, citing draconian laws and detention policies.
The diaspora demands attention to human rights violations in India, urging action to #SaveHumanity, #FreeIndia, and #FreeKashmir. Their voices echo a global call for democracy and human rights in India.
