Jawaharlal Nehru: Hindu by Accident

Jawaharlal Nehru: Hindu by Accident

"I do not fear the Hindu Organisations. RSS and Hindu Mahasabha cannot harm me. If there is some danger, it is from Hindu protagonists in Congress". - Nehru
Ref: 'Saptahik Sanatan Chintan', 6th Sept. 2007, Issue 30

Nehru put Saints behind bars !
After Independence, the great Vedic scholar of Kashi, Pujya Dravidshastri and H.H. Karapatraji said to Nehru and Patel, "We will study the Ramayan, Mahabharat and Chanakyaniti and write the Constitution of the country. Our names need not appear as authors; ascribe the Constitution to anybody. Our Nation will prosper over time with such a Constitution." They had a lengthy correspondence on this. I have read the correspondence. But Nehru was not one to listen. H.H. Karpatraji Maharaj had also advised Nehru before the creation of Pakistan, but instead of paying heed, Nehru put him behind bars. Later Nehru regretted his mistake and released Maharaj. - H.H. Kane Maharaj, Narayangaon.
(Nehru's descendants are propagating his legacy, by arresting Jagadguru Shankaracharya of Kanchi Kamkoti Peeth! - Editor)

Criticising Hindus just to prove his own nationalist credentials!

During partition, it was Nehru's favourite allegation that Hindu leaders wanted to create a Hindu rule. He thought that unless he criticised Hindus, his nationalist credentials could not be proved. The Rashtriya Swayam sevak Sangh was infuriated by this allegation. The RSS leaders said, "We have no objection if Muslims are given justice, help and shelter; But what is the need to criticise Hindu Organizations in such venomous terms?" (From: 'Pathik', Autobiography of Late Kakasaheb Gadgil)

Nehru's spirituality: His holy places and true holy places

Pandit Nehru declared Bhakra-Nangal dam as a 'holy place of modern India'. People thronged there for the sake of picnic. But within 30 years, the dam has become unusable due to deposit of silt it gathered over the years. The tourists also shy away from the dam. On the contrary the true holy places of Hindus are still vibrating with activity from time immemorial. Lakhs and lakhs of pilgrims are visiting them eras after eras. - H.H. Dr. Jayant Athavale

Nehru tried to destroy Sanatan Hindu Dharma and culture!

"Nehru was the only Dictator in our country. He declared that his heart would get filled with anger when he looked at Sanatan Hindu Dharma and culture. He tried to destroy Hindu Dharma and culture from their very roots. He brought into existence a secular socialist-democratic Constitution and Government."- Gurudev Dr. Kateswami (Ghangarjit, May 2007)
The so-called harbinger of Bharat's destiny and the uncrowned Emperor of Bharat, Nehru often made very irresponsible speeches by pumping his fists in the air, while unleashing hate campaigns against Sanatan Hindu Dharma. In his autobiography he wrote, ''The spectacle of what is called religion, at any rate organised religion in India has filled me with horror, I have frequently condemned it, I would like to make a clean sweep of it. I want to completely destroy this religion and culture. It stands for blind faith, dogmas, bigotry, superstitions, exploitation of the masses and preservation of vested interests." Anyone with common sense would not utter such reckless words ! - Gurudev Dr. Kateswami (Weekly Sanatan Chintan, 26th April 2007, Issue 13)

"Nehru deserves to be punished in hell till the end of Kaliyuga for his great sin of destroying manuscripts, scriptures and books that depicted Hindu progress and affluence !

Next only to God, the King of Kings, Jawaharlal Nehru, who had complete control over Bharat decided to establish a world-class University in Delhi on the lines of Harvard, Oxford Universities and spent crores of Rupees on the task. Thereafter, as a part of building of a new nation, (he called it 'Nation in Making') without any ancient or medieval history, he established a history department in the Jawaharlal Nehru University. He appealed to the people to send in all the ancient manuscripts, scriptures and books in their possession. Accordingly, the University received a large treasure of these. Nehru destroyed all manuscripts, scriptures that depicted progress and opulence of Hindus." - Gurudev Dr. Kateswami (Weekly Sanatan Chintan, 23rd August 2007, Issue 27)

Nehru government branded Hindu leaders as 'villains' while trying to make them accept Muslim leaders as nationalist leaders !

"A history department was established in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). All the members of the Committee including the Chairman (Mr. Habib) were Marxist in their philosophy. A new history of Hindu culture was written by using the western parameters, which often depicted Hindu culture and history as the worst. Writing on the historians of Marxist colour of JNU, Sri Sitaram Goyal says, "Systematic distortion of Bharat's history was undertaken by the Stalinist historians of the JNU from their power positions in the Nehruvian stablishment. They insisted that Islamic heroes be accepted as national heroes, while they were converting Hindu heroes into villains" (Ref: How I became a Hindu, Pg. 93). The Marxist histo-rians wrote, "Mohammed Ghori, Mohammed Ghazni, Aurangazeb and many other Muslims aggressors and emperors came to Bharat for upliftment of the lowest rung of the Hindu society. Ghazni destroyed the Somnath temple, Krishna temple in Mathura and lakhs of other temples. He seized the huge wealth of priests of the temples and distributed it amongst the poor from the lowest rung of the society. Shivaji Maharaj, Guru Gobind Singh, Ranjit Singh were all dacoits and rebels." - Gurudev Dr. Kateswami (in Weekly Sanatan Chintan, 23rd August 2007, Issue 27)

Jawaharlal Nehru : Muslim by Heart

Nehru: Muslim by Heart

Seeing through Nehru's pseudo-secularism, Patel commented, "There's only one nationalist Muslim in India: Jawarharlal Nehru."
Ref: Rewriting Indian History, by Francois Gautier (Famous French Journalist)

Muslim Chief minister of Kashmir
In the period post-independence, Nehru was to take a decision on Kashmir. Sardar Patel repeatedly advised Nehru not to make a Muslim the Chief Minister of Kashmir and not to hand over power to Muslims. But Nehru did not budge and Shaikh Abdullah became the Chief Minister of Kashmir. Prime Ministers who have no love for Hindutva have kept alive the tradition of appeasing Muslims with vigour and thus harmed the country. (It is a great tragedy for the country that the first Prime Minister of the country caused great harm to the country! - Editor)

Hatred of 'Vande Mataram'

'There was in fact no need for any discussion on what should be our national anthem; The weakness with which the Congress derided 'Vande Mataram' in 1937 came into play in future also when Pandit Nehru pulled down this song of revolution from the pedestal of national anthem. From 1937 when the Congress council of ministers took over the reigns in provincial states, a strange equation was created in the minds of the people that 'Congress means government'. Pandit Nehru enjoyed unrestrained power like an independent emperor by cleverly adhereing to all the techniques of democracy. (The Russian leader Mr. Khruschev even awarded him a title of 'Democratic Dictator'!) The situation at least upto Nehru's rule was 'what Congress said was law and what Pundit Nehru said was Congress'. These twosomes were responsible to commit the national sin of depriving the song 'Vande Mataram' of its lawful place as a national anthem. The song became the victim of Nehru's policies on a false ground of music. There are innumerable evidences to prove that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru had decided since long that 'Vande Mataram' should not be made national anthem.' ('Vande Mataram Itihas Katha', Author : Shri Amarendra Gadgil).

Himalayan blunders of Prime Minister Nehru

Himalayan blunders of Prime Minister Nehru

Indians, don't be foolish enough to call this a martyrdom !

The Congress is trying to give a status of martyrs to the Nehru family; But it is a known fact that there were a number of persons who had sacrificed more than Nehru for the sake of the country and played an important role in achieving independence for the country. But today no one knows their names. While in prison, Nehru was given status of 'A' class prisoner. He was given all kinds of facilities. Later he became prime minister due to the blessings of Mahatma Gandhi and he ruled the country single-handedly.

Nehru's gift to India: Problems of Kashmir and China

It was the misfortune of India that one by one all the nationalist leaders disappeared behind the curtain of time and Pandit Nehru could establish himself as a hero in the heart of gullible people of India through various means. What what did Indian people get? All that they got from Nehru was two major problems - the problem of Kashmir and the headache of China that took lives of thousands of sons of Bharatmata. Downfall of national ethics, corruption at all the levels of the society and administration, and ruin of national pride are some of the gifts Nehru gave to India.
Pandit Nehru declaring 'secular socialist system of governance' stubbornly and without caring for anyone or anything; but the country being saved due to visionaries like Shri Ramswarup : 'Indepenence was achieved. Pandit Nehru declared 'secular socialist system of governancne' stubbornly and without caring for anyone or anything. He also prepared various schemes to achieve the goal. There was not a single week in Nehru's rule when a delegation of representatives of Russia or China did not visit India. On the lines of the policies of Russia and China, various schemes for India's developments started taking shapes.

Stategy Against Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

Nehru was ready with a sword to oppose Subhash Chandra Bose !
'Bose set out for Germany and Japan with a view to garnering help from outside to gain independence for India. The Second World War was at its peak. He intended to bring into India soldiers from outside and achieve independence. Nehru said, "If Suhash sets his foot in the soil of India along with soldiers from outside, I shall be the first to oppose him with a sword in hand." (Daily Sanatan Prabhat 22-1-2007, page 2)
Nehru adopted a smart war strategy in respect of Subhash Chandra Bose. 'Nehru had realized that if the strong nationalist leader Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose arrived in India, it would prove costly for his unbridled leadership. He therefore entered into a secret pact with Lord Mountbatten that if Subhas Chandra Bose arrived in India, he would hand him over to the British as a war prisoner.' - Principal Subhash Welingkar, State organizer, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Panaji, Goa.

Nehru's helplessness in tolerating Pakistan's refusal to allow immersion of Gandhi's ashes of Gandhi

When Shri Prakash informed Pakistan's decision not to allow immersion of Gandhi's ashes in river Sindhu, Nehru meekly endured the fiasco.(Reference : Marathi book 'Phashi aani Nathuram Godse' by Shri Gopal Godse)
It was necessary to term the audacity of Pakistan as our national insult. Indian leaders should have vowed 'to crush Pakistan's arrogance to dust and take over the river Sindhu'. But it was not done.

Nehru made Hindi an object of ridicule and promoted English

As a part of total revolution, Savarkar vigorously pushed for a purification of languages during British rule and did not allow the tradition started by Chatrapati Shivaji to break. But the break came only after Bharatiya Independence! Nehru flatly refused to allow Hindi to replace English in administrative affairs of the Government. The President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, suggested to Nehru that he should speak in Hindi with visiting foreign dignitaries and use an interpreter. Nehru ridiculed the suggestion. The Congress culture ruled Bharat for 50 years; Islam and the language English were accorded expansive and profound honour and Hinduism and Bharatiya languages were relegated to a secondary status. This is the only dubious achievement of leaders of the Congress culture.
- Mr. Arvind V Kulkarni, Senior Journalist, in 'Purushartha', March 2006.

I am Hindu... by accident - Jawaharlal Nehru

I am Hindu... by accident - Jawaharlal Nehru
To talk of Hindu culture would injure India's interests. By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim, and I am a Hindu only by accident of birth. The ideology of Hindu Dharma is completely out of tune with the present times and if it took root in India, it would smash the country to pieces. - Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
Ref: Violation of Hindu HR - Need for a Hindu nation - III, by V Sundaram (Retd. IAS Officer)
(This is the reason for referring Nehru as Mr. Nehru instead of Pandit Nehru. - Editor)

Nehru's illegal relationships exposed by his secretary

M. O. Mathai (a longtime private secretary of Nehru) believed, Nehru fathered a son by a woman called Sharda Mata (assumed name) who gave birth to the child in a convent in Bangalore. "I made discreet enquiries repeatedly," writes Mathai, "about the boy but failed to get a clue of his whereabouts." Continues Mathai: "Had I succeeded in locating the boy, I would have adopted him. He must have grown up as a Catholic Christian blissfully ignorant of who his father was." Source: 'Reminiscences of the Nehru Age' by M. O. Mathai (This book is banned by Congress Government)

Nehru's 'love' for Edwina Mountbatten ruined Nation! - Exposed by Edwina's daughter

Nehru's 'love' for Edwina Mountbatten ruined Nation! - Exposed by Edwina's daughter

Lord Mountbatten "used" his wife Edwina, who shared a "deep emotional love" with Jawaharlal Nehru, to influence India's first Prime Minister to refer the Kashmir issue to the United Nations, according to the last Viceroy's daughter, Pamela.
"That is true and he did use her like that. But he certainly wasn't going to throw her, he didn't say to her go become the Prime Minister's lover because I need you to intercede. It was a by-product of this deep affection," Lady Pamela Hicks said in an interview to Karan Thapar in his programme 'Devil's Advocate' to be aired on CNN-IBN.
Hicks, who has recounted the relationship between Nehru and her mother in the book India Remembered: A Personal Account of the Mountbattens During the Transfer of Power , said it was possible that Edwina's influence played a role in Nehru's decision to refer Kashmir to the UN.
Source: Indian Express ,CNN-IBN

...And Nehru's Birthday is Childrens' day!

...And Nehru's Birthday is Childrens' day!
The First Prime Minister of Bharat, Jawaharlal Nehru smoking with Lady Mountbatten! An addict like Nehru is not an ideal for the children in any way, yet we celebrate his birthday as 'Childrens' Day'! Projection of such a personality by the Congress calls for a Revolution! It would be appropriate to celebrate Childrens' Day in the name of Maharshi Kashyap who has written Holy texts on Health, based on Ayurveda.

Pandit (?) Jawaharlal Nehru

Pandit (?) Jawaharlal Nehru

Jawaharlal Nehru was a political leader of the Indian National Congress. Jawaharlal Nehru was born in the city of Allahabad, situated along the banks of the Ganges River (now in the state of Uttar Pradesh).

President of All India Trade Unions Congress

In the 1920s, Nehru was elected president of the All India Trade Unions Congress.

India's First Prime Minister
Nehru and his colleagues had been released as the British Cabinet Mission arrived to propose plans for transfer of power.
The Congress held a presidential election in the knowledge that its chosen leader would become India's head of government. 11 Congress state units nominated Vallabhbhai Patel, while only the Working Committee suggested Nehru. Sensing that Nehru would not accept second place to Patel and that Nehru had a wider appeal, Gandhi supported Nehru and asked Patel to withdraw, which he immediately did. Nehru's election surprised many Congressmen and continues to be a source of controversy in modern times. Nehru headed an interim government, which was impaired by outbreaks of communal violence and political disorder, and the opposition of the Muslim League led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who were demanding a separate Muslim state of Pakistan. After failed bids to form coalitions, Nehru reluctantly supported the partition of India as per a plan released by the British on June 3, 1947. He would take office as the Prime Minister of India on August 15, and delivered his inaugural address titled "A Tryst With Destiny:"
However, this period was marked with intense communal violence. This violence swept across the Punjab region, Delhi, Bengal and other parts of India. Nehru conducted joint tours [citation needed] with Pakistani leaders to encourage peace and calm angry and disillusioned refugees. Nehru would work with Maulana Azad and other Muslim leaders to safeguard and encourage Muslims to remain in India. The violence of the time deeply affected Nehru, who called for a ceasefire and UN intervention to stop the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947. Fearing communal reprisals, Nehru also hesitated in supporting the annexation of Hyderabad State, and clashed with Patel on the Kashmir dispute and relations with Pakistan. Nehru asserted his own control over Kashmir policy while Patel objected to Nehru sidelining his Home Ministry's officials. Nehru felt offended by Patel's decision-making regarding the states' integration without consulting either him or the Cabinet. Patel asked Gandhi to relieve him of his obligation to serve. He knew that he lacked Nehru's youth and popularity, and believed that an open political battle would hurt India. After much personal deliberation and contrary to Patel's prediction, Gandhi on January 30, 1948 told Patel not to leave the Government, and to stay by Nehru's side in joint leadership. A free India, according to Gandhi, desperately needed both Patel and Nehru's joint leadership.

When Nehru pressured Dr. Rajendra Prasad to decline a nomination to become the first President of India in 1950 in favour of Rajagopalachari, he thus angered the party, which felt Nehru was attempting to impose his will. Nehru sought Patel's help in winning the party over, but Patel declined, and Prasad was duly elected. When Nehru opposed the 1950 Congress presidential candidacy of Purushottam Das Tandon, a conservative Hindu leader, he endorsed Jivatram Kripalani and threatened to resign if Tandon was elected. Patel rejected Nehru's views and endorsed Tandon in Gujarat, in a disputed election where Kripalani received not one vote despite hailing from that state himself. Patel believed Nehru had to understand that his will was not law with the Congress, but he personally discouraged Nehru from resigning after the latter felt that the party had no confidence in him.

Final years

Public viewing of Nehru's body, which lies in state.Mr. Nehru had led the Congress to a major victory in the 1957 elections, but his government was facing rising problems and criticism. Disillusioned by intra-party corruption and bickering, Nehru contemplated resigning but continued to serve. The election of his daughter Indira as Congress President in 1959 aroused criticism for alleged nepotism. Although the Pancha Sila (Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence) was the basis of the 1954 Sino-Indian treaty over Tibet, in later years, Nehru's foreign policy suffered through increasing Chinese antagonism over border disputes and Nehru's decision to grant asylum to the Dalai Lama. After years of failed negotiations, Nehru authorized the Indian Army to annex Goa from Portugal in 1961. While increasing his popularity, Nehru received criticism for opting for military action.
In the 1962 elections, Nehru led the Congress to victory yet with a diminished majority. Opposition parties ranging from the right-wing Bharatiya Jana Sangh and Swatantra Party, socialists and the Communist Party of India performed well. In a matter of months, a Chinese invasion of northeastern India exposed the weaknesses of India's military as Chinese forces came as far as Assam. Widely criticised for neglecting India's defence needs, Nehru was forced to sack the defence minister Krishna Menon and accept U.S. military aid. Nehru's health began declining steadily, and he was forced to spend months recuperating in Kashmir through 1963. Upon his return from Kashmir in May 1964, Nehru suffered a stroke and later a heart attack. He died in the early hours of May 27, 1964. Nehru was cremated as per Hindu rites at the Shantivana on the banks of the Yamuna River, witnessed by hundreds of thousands of mourners who had flocked into the streets of Delhi and the cremation grounds.

Chinese miscalculation
Nehru assumed that as former victims of imperialism (India being a colony itself) they shared a sense of solidarity, as expressed in the phrase "Hindi-Chini bhai bhai" (Indians and Chinese are brothers).

Indian casualties were in the tens of thousands largely due to exposure to the raw and frigid conditions, and complete depletion of ammunition in face of Chinese human-wave attacks. India was vanquished by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in a bitter and cold battles in the North and North-East. Only the intervention of the US 6th fleet in Bay of Bengal convinced the Chinese to stop their advances. The military debacle against China in 1962 was thoroughly investigated in the Henderson-Brooks Report which successive Indian governments have refused to release. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jawaharlal_Nehru )