The case against Sri Jayendra Saraswati & the breaking India forces

Before we get started, let me give a bit of a background as to how we arrived at this old Twitter conversation (from January 2016).

Last weekend, my sister-in-law whatsapp-ed a speech by Seeman, one of the many CM aspirants from
Tamil Nadu about Lord Ganesha. Although it was outright derogatory, I didn't find anything original in what he said (let's keep that for another post), I responded saying that and adding that it is the standard fare of the "Breaking India" forces to do such stuff. 

This got us talking about the "Breaking India" forces. At this point a cousin asked me if this ("Breaking India" forces) has any correlation with the arrest & subsequent harassment of the present Acharya of Kanchi, Sri Jayendra Saraswati Swami.

At this point I remembered this 1981 interview of the Kanchi Paramacharya, where he had spoken clearly about the menace of appeasement and pandering to minorities.  Paramacharya was known for his clarity of thought and also to speak his mind. So this interview in my view is something that accentuated the sustained hate campaign by the "Breaking India" forces against the Kanchi Kamakoti Peeta.   

This interview was posted on twitter by a very respected, learned man, a Senior Professor (whom I am not naming at this point in time as I haven't asked his permission to put our private conversation out in public). 

I retweeted the interview posted adding my comments. 

The Professor was curious to know why I said that, which I explained in a set of 11 private messages (on Twitter) to him.

These 11 points explain why I think Sri Jayendra Saraswati Swami was targeted, harassed and hounded.  

1. The Dravidian project and their animus against Hindus in general & Brahmins in particular is well known
2. There were many other things that were propped up by this movement with the help of the missionary / Indology research money
3. Among the major beneficiaries of this funding are the people masquerading under the cover of Dalit movements and other anti-Hindu / Brahmin forces (there is a thesis that even some bigger players are beneficiaries but that is to be substantiated yet, so let us not talk about it for now)
4. One of the things they did was to equate the Dalits of India to the African-Amercians and this resulted in the starting of something we all know as the Afro-Dalit Project
5. This Afro-Dalit Project (ADP) has a much stronger connection with TN thanks to the Dravidian theory (mainly thanks to Bishop Caldwell) and this farce of the continent of Lemuria. This thesis says that Africa and India were connected and possibly the Africans & Dravidians share the same race / gene structure (which is a farce that has been disproved)
6. I am sure you know of someone called Dr Deivanayagam & his daughter Dr Devakala, they are among the rabid missionary characters who talk about 3 things (major part of their discourse is this)... (1) Sanskrit is an oppressive Aryan language (2) The Aryans subjugated the poor Dravidians by deceit and destroyed their glorious civilization (3) Thankfully St Thomas landed in Madras and brought god to the heathens and civilized them (and eventually got killed by scheming Brahmins)
7. One of the major works of Deivanayagam talks about how Thirukkural is a Christian work and how Thiruvalluvar is a disciple of St Thomas (let us park this part in the side for now and return to our main discussion)
8. So essentially the major focus of these Breaking India forces is to convert as much as Dravidians possible and for them, the Dalits are easy pickings
9. Now comes Swami Jayendra Saraswati in 2002 when he strikes right at the heart of their scheme. It all started with the Veera Kaliamman Kovil in Melur when the Acharya started this wonderful thing of putting the Dalits at ease with Sanatana Dharma 
10. This was seen as a major major threat for the Dravidian moment & the missionary work that was being carried out and that is when the outright scheming against Sri Jayandra Saraswati in particular and the Matha in general started gaining pace
11. This was accentuated by the thought that Sri Jayendra was instrumental for bringing the Anti-conversion law that was enacted by the TN government and also the bill against Animal Sacrifice. So they panicked and that is when they started doing what they did to silence
    Sri Jayendra & the Matha

It is high time we realized how the "Breaking India" forces operate and start countering it as ONE community !!

Thanks due to my cousin, Karthik who forced me to put together this little article !! 

Face of the Indian youth

Firstly, this is post is not about cricket.

The twelfth man is extremely disappointed about what happened in IPL today. No, not that he is a Delhi supporter and Deccan won today. It was because his wife and son wouldn't let him watch the match, the whole match... Damn it!!

He missed the match okay. But he also missed three other things because of that which is not okay.

1) That gem of an innings from Gilly

2) How astutely Jatman handled his bowlers

3) His regular IPL feature "B the moment of the match"

Okay, now that we have done our days lip service to cricket let us move on.

Move on to another important thing that happened in Delhi today. The new Indian cabinet was sworn in today, all the Indian media is filled with stories. Some stories about the swearing in and many about the first family of Indian politics, the Nehru -(Feroz) Gandhi parivar.

This is one such story that I found in one of those Padmashree infested Indian news TV channels.

Now, the "She" here is Sonia Gandhi...

"On one occasion she even poked fun at Rahul, when someone asked her whether there was a future roadmap for the Congress. "Ask him," pointing to her 38-year-old son, "He should be knowing." Pat came the reply. "Why are you passing questions to me? That's not fair," said Rahul Gandhi"

Brilliant, the question that comes to The twelfth man's mind is, "Why is heirloom written in capital letters on the face of every Indian youth in politics ??. Where are the other youth, someone non family, in a supposedly young country ?? A country full of youth ??"

Think of a name irrespective of the party, it is all full of dynasties and families.

Congress, BJP, DMK, NCP, Akali Dal, Indian Lok Dal it's there everywhere.

We know it, we all know it, but still we vote for them. The worst yet, we take sides accuse someone a Hitler and we fight among ourselves, while we all know that there has been a Hitleress (feminine gender!!) & her Hitler Junior before.

We love when the aspiration of bright young kids are killed, plastered on to the roads like those carcasses of small animals on a highway because of what our politicians call "Affirmative action".

Why?? Because the politician wants to affirm his love to the downtrodden??

No, it is because those are the people who are a good majority when it comes to his / her constituency, the people who provide them that winning edge.

Let me ask you something, only to those of us who go to temples. Have you ever thought about how wealthy or prosperous the Pujari / priest of the temple is?? What his progeny do?? I know a couple, whose dreams have been squashed on the highway.

Why?

Because the "caste" column in their birth certificate said BRAHMIN.

This guy earns all of Rs.600 plus those ones and twos we drop in his aarti plate (offerings to the man who serves god). With his salaries he can't even have three square meals, two glasses of coffee (himself) and a daily newspaper. Still he has managed to educate his kids, and they have managed to do well till, the dear politicians we support decided to squash their dreams. I am sure we will forget all these.

Come next elections we might even vote for that party who we think are the outcasts of today. For, they might touch our emotional chords deep, a bit deeper than the others.

We would still not vote for those independent candidates with impeccable credentials. Ala Meera Sanyal, Capt. Gopinath or a Saratbabu.

Why, because they have no chance if winning. WTF, if you and me don't vote for them then HTF would they win??

The quintessential Indian mentality, we don't do or even attempt something but blame when something happens. We have seen those who lead candlelight vigils, post the Mumbai happenings sleeping soundly after a particularly heavy night before voting and there are some among us who had signed in or those of us who toasted "Cheers" to a Pink Chaddi but defeated the Prima Donna who stitched the Pink Chaddi first place (in the elections).

So what are we ??

Are we puppies who follow some dynasty and make them THE chosen ones ??

Till when do we want to live up to the tag of Indians being emotional idiots??

Being someone who stands erect and gets goose bumps every time "Jana Gana Mana..." plays (not withstanding the fact that it was written in praise of King George) because it my dear national anthem, I am ashamed.

I would rather remix that "song" to a club hit mix and get a couple of hundreds jiving to it than simply getting goose bumps and getting scratched all over bloodily by those useless politicians.

And long live the youth of India. Excuse me !! It is not you & me but some chosen one from those select few families.

Jai Hind !!

Will the real Indian please stand up?

We Indians have a fixation, I would call this a disease. Everything of Indian origin is Indian and likewise everything of Tamil origin is Tamil. Our politicians over a period of time have conveniently fooled us into believing this wrong notion. I am an Indian (passport holder) and my mother tongue is Tamil, Tamil has been our mother tongue for the last 7 generations I am aware of. That should be at least a 300 years. But still I don’t think the politicians of Tamil Nadu consider me a Tamil, they would take pride in calling me an Aryan because I am a (Tamil) Brahmin. But they would consider someone settled in Malaysia some 100 years ago Tamils & Indians, because they speak Tamil.

I am neither arguing on behalf of the Malaysian government nor speaking against the Indian government’s concern for the freedom of expression in Malaysia, but I am against terming them Indians. For, they used to be Indians 100’s of years ago. Now, they are as Malaysians as any ethnic Malay. Anyone who has lived in a country for a period should allow him / her to be assimilated into that culture. If this assimilation doesn’t happen, then conflicts happen. The case points for this are Fiji and Sri Lanka. Through this article let me take you through who else is Indian.

Sunita Williams is still Indian: We saw political parties fight to honour (and to meet) this Indian for having been to the space, while she was on a personal visit to India. She was born in Ohio. She was educated in the US and she went to the space representing the US space agency NASA. What is Indian in all these? The most Indian aspect is that her father was an Indian. She is Slovenian from her mother’s side. Does Slovenia consider her a Slovenian? No, they are busy minding the problems they have. If that is the case the natural question that arises is “Is the Indian government jobless? Are they doing enough to take care of the Indians (citizens)?”. I leave the answer for this question to the reader.

We, Indians are proud of Bobby Jindal, the governor elect of Louisiana. What is Indian about him except his ancestry? He calls himself (and insists to be called) Bobby, although all his legal documents still call him Piyush. To add to the name many more things have changed about him.

One should read a recent article by the eminent Shri. Shashi Tharoor about Bobby Jindal to understand more about him. We still conduct havans and yagna for Bobby’s victory, why? Because, he is Indian, what an irony. How many of us even cared to pray once for Shashi Tharoor, when he stood for the UN Secretary General’s election? May be we forgot to because he is actually Indian.

Those were two examples of us Indians celebrating people of Indian ancestry, there are many more like Anerood Juganath, Basdeo Pandey, Vikash Dhorasoo. Before I close, let us see another example. Did Italy protest when Sonia Gandhi didn't become the Indian Prime Minister (this is a debatable topic, some would say she refused to become. I wouldn’t get into that debate). No, they did get into it or didn’t even release a statement on this because they considered it to be India’s internal issue. Sonia for them is Indian.

After having said that, the next question would be, Do we at all help each other (the fellow Indian in the street)? The answer would be an emphatic no. I have suffered because of my fellow Indians refusing to help. This was 5 years ago when I was involved in a bad hit and run accident in Chennai. It was a Sunday evening with only a few shops open in that area. No one even cared to come near me, leave alone helping. I was very thirsty, I had a 100 rupee note in my hand asking a teashop guy to fetch me a bottle of water. His reaction was amazing, one I would never forget in my life. Yes, he hurriedly closed his shop and ran away. So this is what we do to Indians living in India but our heart pains when someone who was Indian about decades back is in trouble. Aren’t we hypocrites?

Let’s hope and pray that the fight for the freedom of expression by a section of Malaysians prevail…