Congress' Accusations like ‘devils chanting the Vedas’

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>[bJP News] The worst RSS can do is to send a legal notice

>Wed, 18 Aug 2004 14:04:49 -0500

>

>The worst RSS can do is to send a legal notice

>By Ram Madhav

>Organiser

>August 24, 2004

>

> Do you remember the name of a town called Churhat? It became famous for

>some

>notorious reason in the mid-80s. The small town in Sidhi district of Madhya

>Pradesh was the epicentre of a scandal, popularly known as Churhat lottery

>scam. A politician nicknamed Churhat Raja was allegedly the kingpin of that

>scandal. Since then, true to the Congress culture, that politician grew

>from

>strength to strength, finally to become a Central minister.

>

>Later, Churhat acquired a great amount of respect and dignity, due to

>another

>gentleman, who also used to be called, perhaps rightly, Churhat Raja. He

>was a

>saintly and benevolent personality. He was active in organisations that

>strove

>for our country and culture. He was the Zilla Sanghachalak of RSS during

>mid-50s and later on became an ardent follower of Swami Chinmayananda.

>Presently he lives as a recluse, a sanyasi of the Chinmaya order, somewhere

>near Rewa.

>

>You can’t compare two persons who are so divergent in everything in life.

>Yet

>you can’t help but doing that, since they both happen to be brothers. One,

>the

>Churhat lottery scam accused is Shri Arjun Singh, the Union Minister for

>HRD.

>And the other, one-time RSS leader presently living the life of a saint, is

>his

>own brother Sri Ranabahadur Singh, rechristened as Swami Prashantananda.

>

>Known for his penchant to give pinpricks to his own leaders in pursuit of

>his

>dream to sit in the coveted chair of the Prime Minister of India at least

>for a

>day before it is too late, Shri Arjun Singh, just two months into a

>government

>which is functioning on daily wages from the Stalinist Left, chose to shoot

>his

>mouth once again to prepare ground for another attempt.

>

>“The only achievement of the RSS is Mahatma’s murder,” he reportedly

>blabbed. We

>knew we were only a whipping boy. The real objective was to promote himself

>as

>head and shoulders above others in the party.

>

>“That Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination gave a handle to unscrupulous

>politicians

>to defame and, if possible, to pull down their rivals is difficult to deny.

>The

>attempt was made in Delhi to bring Patel, a non-Brahmin, himself into

>disrepute

>and to cause a breach between him and Nehru is well known,” wrote veteran

>Congress leader, D.P. Mishra, who was the Home Minister of Arjun’s home

>state

>CP & Berar at the time of the assassination of Gandhiji, in his memoirs

>Living

>an Era. Arjun was merely trying that old Congress trick.

>

>But the blabbermouth has slightly overstepped into a dangerous territory.

>What

>he said amounted to accusing the RSS of murdering the Mahatma. Naturally we

>warned him that he would be sued.

>

>It must have caused consternation in his camp, for, earlier, for a similar

>loud-mouthing, Shri Sitaram Kesri, the then president of the Congress

>Party,

>had to run from one court to another when served with a legal notice by the

>Sangh. A prominent English daily, published from Delhi and Kolkata, was

>forced

>to publish an apology on its front page prominently on the same issue.

>

>Promptly, a written statement was issued with Shri Singh’s signature. The

>allegation against the RSS was modified so that no legal hassles would be

>there. “I am convinced,” he wrote, “that the philosophy of hate and

>violence by

>which the RSS swears by (syntax error not mine), killed Mahatmaji.” It was

>clear that he was running away from the original allegation and yet wanted

>to

>use all his lung power to mislead people that he was a crusader. He also

>alleged that he knew the ‘expertise (of the RSS) in murder and mayhem’.

>

>As I mentioned earlier, his own brother was an RSS man. Shri Guruji was a

>guest

>in their house on two occasions. Does it mean that his own brother was also

>an

>expert in ‘murder and mayhem’?

>

>Our friends in Rewa informed us that in 1957 when Shri Singh wanted to have

>an

>advocate to fight his case in an election-related petition, he couldn’t

>find a

>better lawyer in Congress Party. He chose to hire a lawyer from Uttar

>Pradesh

>who was a senior RSS leader there­must be an ‘expert in murder and mayhem’.

>This lawyer, who went to Rewa to argue Shri Singh’s case, used to attend

>the

>local RSS shakha every evening. Shri Sudarshanji, the present RSS

>Sarsanghchalak, was the RSS organiser of that region at that time and he

>recollected that once Shri Singh also accompanied the lawyer to the shakha.

>Not

>certainly to acquire a bit of ‘expertise in murder and mayhem’ I suppose!

>

>Shri Singh’s association with that lawyer, who headed the RSS in Uttar

>Pradesh

>for several years, continued and perhaps continues even today. A prominent

>English daily, published from Lucknow and Delhi, reported an unscheduled

>visit

>of Shri Singh to that RSS man’s house at Allahabad in 1993, just three days

>before his resignation from PVN’s cabinet. It also speculated that Shri

>Singh

>went to consult the lawyer-cum-RSS leader about his resignation.

>

>We can always have arguments and counter-arguments over ideologies. You

>criticise us and we criticise you­but in a temperate language. Shri Singh

>talked about the ‘hate and violence’ of the RSS in his written statement.

>

>Coming out of a Congress-man’s mouth it sounds like ‘devils chanting the

>Vedas’.

>

>

>It is the Congress ideology, which is most violent and hate-filled. “The

>Nagpur

>incidents were not isolated,” wrote D.P. Mishra, recollecting the horrors

>of

>violence unleashed after the murder of the Mahatma, “as more harrowing

>scenes

>of violence against Brahmins were enacted in many parts of Marathi-speaking

>areas, particularly southern Maharashtra. Those who indulged in these

>unlawful

>activities also included a large number of Congressmen belonging to

>non-Brahmin

>communities. In fact, in Nagpur and Berar the trouble-makers were mostly

>Congressmen, some being even office-bearers of the various Congress

>committees.”

>

>Of course, we still remember that holocaust perpetrated on the Sikhs all

>over

>the country after the murder of Smt Gandhi. We also remember those infamous

>utterances of Shri Rajiv Gandhi supporting the violence against the

>Sikhs­‘when

>a mighty tree falls, earth trembles’. This is your culture Mr Singh, not

>ours.

>

>

>Shri Singh talks about Gujarat also. That usual rubbish. I have to return

>to

>D.P. Mishra again. Continuing his description about the violence and hatred

>unleashed by the Congress goons in Maharashtra after Gandhiji’s murder,

>Shri

>Mishra writes about his travails as the minister in charge of law and

>order.

>“Among those arrested by the police, there were more than a hundred

>Congressmen

>and I was immediately subjected to pressure for their release. In a meeting

>of

>prominent Congressmen of Nagpur, I had to face severe criticism. When they

>threatened to take their complaint to Home Minister Patel, I had to tell

>them

>to bring a directive for me from Delhi that Congressmen had been exempted

>from

>the operation of the Indian Penal Code.”

>

>Congress ideology has always been soft on terrorism and harsh on

>nationalist

>forces in the country. How else could you explain the pronouncements of

>people

>like Shri Singh to purge the administration of the RSS men while their

>government is laying red carpet to the terrorists by repealing POTA?

>

>It is the Congress ideology and hunger for power of its leaders that led to

>the

>Partition of the country. Even today the partitionist Muslim League is the

>bedfellow of the Congress in the government.

>

>Shri Singh has challenged the RSS to do ‘their worst’. The ‘worst’ that the

>RSS

>can do to him is to drag him to the courts for accusing the RSS of

>murdering

>the Mahatma.

>(The author is spokesman of RSS.)

>

 

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