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'Remove Hindutvawadis from power; India requires Hindu government,' says Rahul Gandhi.

 

Rahul Gandhi told a crowd in Jaipur during a statewide march against inflation and price hikes, "Mahatma Gandhi was a Hindu, and Nathuram Godse was a Hindutvawadi."

On Sunday, December 12, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi declared that India is a "nation of Hindus, not Hindutvawadis," and that Hindutvawadis must be removed from office. He accused 'Hindutvawadi' Prime Minister Narendra Modi of backstabbing farmers and favouring a handful of industrialists at a rally in Jaipur, which was also addressed by party president Sonia Gandhi and general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.

 

"This is a Hindu country, not a Hindutvawadi country," he stated at the meeting in Jaipur, which came just months before assembly elections in important states like Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.

 

"Hindutvadis must be deposed once more, and Hindu authority restored in the country," he told a raucous stadium. "I am a Hindu, not a Hindutvadi," he said, weeks after a similar attempt by him sparked uproar.

 

Hindus, Gandhi asserted, could not be suppressed. "It hasn't happened in over 3,000 years, and it isn't going to happen now." He stated, "We are not afraid of dying."

 

"Whatever happens, Hindus seek and spend their entire lives in search of truth, whereas Hindutva seeks power and empowerment."For the sake of power, he will kill anyone. "The Hindu way is 'Satyagraha,' while the Hindutva path is 'Sattagraha," Rahul explained.

 

Gandhi distinguished between the labels 'Hindu' and 'Hindutva,' claiming that Mahatma Gandhi was a Hindu and his assassin Nathuram Godse was a Hindutvadi. "The Mahatma devoted his entire life seeking the truth," he remarked. But in the end, a Hindutvadi shot him in the chest with three shots."

 

He claimed that no religion, including the Gita and the Ramayana, states that the impoverished must be slaughtered and the oppressed crushed. "Lord Krishna did not instruct Arjuna to murder his brothers in order to gain supremacy. "It is written in the Gita to fight for the truth even if it means death," he explained.

 

Priyanka Gandhi had also criticised the Modi-led Union government, claiming it sought to sell whatever the Congress had built in 70 years to its industrialist allies. She inquired as to what the Modi government has accomplished for the people during its seven years in power.

 

Rahul Gandhi, criticising the Modi government, said the country has been left in the hands of a few industrialists and is being controlled by "Hum Do, Hamare Do."

 

Rahul Gandhi went on to state that the country's government claims that no farmers have perished as a result of the unrest. "I handed them a list of 500 persons from Punjab and Haryana and told them that the Punjab government had provided compensation, and that they should do the same. They didn't, however."

 

 

On Rahul Gandhi's remark, Owaisi says, "India belongs to all Bharatiyas, not just Hindus."

Rahul Gandhi had declared Mahatma Gandhi was a Hindu and his assassin Nathuram Godse was a Hindutvadi, distinguishing between the terms "Hindu" and "Hindutva."

 

Rahul Gandhi's remark that India is a land of Hindus, as well as his definition distinguishing between Hindu and Hindutva, has sparked a big debate. Asaduddin Owaisi, the AIMIM chairman and Hyderabad MP, turned to Twitter to express his displeasure, saying, "Rahul and INC sowed the seeds of Hindu nationalism. They're now attempting to reap the benefits of majoritarianism. In 2021, bringing 'Hindus to Power' is a'secular' agenda. Wah! All Bharatiyas have a claim to India. Not only Hindus. India is home to people of different faiths, as well as those who are agnostic (sic)."

 

"Two words cannot represent the same thing," Rahul Gandhi stated during a Jaipur rally on Sunday, December 12, when explaining the distinction between Hindu and Hindutvawadi. Each word has a unique meaning. Hindu and Hindutva have the same meaning in today's politics in our country. These are not the same terms; they are two distinct words with quite different meanings. Although I am Hindu, I am not a Hindutvawadi. "Both Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse were Hindutvawadis," he continued.

 

"Whatever happens, Hindus seek and spend their entire lives in pursuit of truth, whereas Hindutva spends their entire lives in search of power and empowerment. For the sake of power, he will kill anyone. "The Hindu way is 'Satyagraha,' whereas the Hindutva path is 'Sattagraha," Rahul Gandhi stated.

 

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot clarified Rahul's remarks, saying, "A person who believes in

"In a genuine sense," Gehlot added, "Hindus believe in truth, nonviolence, and peace.". In any faith, bigotry and fanaticism are unacceptable. In the interests of the country, Rahul Gandhi believes that the BJP-policies RSS's of hatred and violence, which are destroying the essential nature of Hindu religion in the name of Hindutva, should be put to an end."

 

 

After Rahul Gandhi's address, the BJP also criticised the Congress, claiming that his understanding of Hinduism and Hindutva is incomprehensible. "Rahul Gandhi provided a bizarre meaning of Hindu and Hindutva," claimed BJP leader Satish Poonia. Everyone knows that Hindu ideology is a way of life, and being Hindu and Hindutvawadi is a source of pride for any Indian."

 

 

 

"Rahul Gandhi's bizarre vision of Hinduism and Hindutva is beyond comprehension." We're all pleased to call ourselves Hindus and Hindutvawadis. The manner in which Rahul attempted to make a

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