April 20, 2019
As the Congress party failed to sustain its negative campaign against Prime Minister Modi and the BJP, it has now resorted not only to express their hatred towards the Hindus but also to demonise the Hindu faith with their usual false propaganda videos.
In a newly released video-song, the Congress party led by ‘Janeudhari’ Hindu Rahul Gandhi has depicted the Hindu religious symbols of ‘Tripundra’ and saffron flags in a slanderous form to depict the Hindus as ‘extremists’. The Congress party further associates the words like ‘fake news’, ‘misogyny’ and ‘terrorism’ to show the Hindus in poor light through its propaganda song.
The propaganda video-song is not only full of Hindu religious symbols but has also attempted to mock Hindu spiritual and religious gurus, while depicting them in a negative manner. The Congress party has gone to the extent of portraying Lord Ram as a symbol of hate. They have even used the photograph of a police officer killed by a pro-Pakistan Muslim mob as an example of Hindu lynch mobs.
However, social media users have taken a strong note against the malicious attempt of the Congress party to defame Hindu culture and symbols. Rebel Aam Aadmi Party leader Kapil Sharma targetted the Congress party for their Hinduphobic video stating that it was an attack on Hindu Dharma and demanded to remove it.
Some social media users targetted Congress President Rahul Gandhi for displaying anti-Hindu videos by depicting Hindu symbols in a bad light.
Some opined that the Congress party has already accepted itself to be an Anti-Hindu party in 2014. In 2019, through these videos, it is simply trying to push the narrative to appease Muslims ahead of the elections.
It is not surprising to see that the Congress party stooping to such political lows by targetting the Hindus to further appease their core vote base of Muslims. It is rather an irony that the Congress Preligiousresident Rahul Gandhi who claims to be the ‘Shiv Bhakt‘ has used the symbols associated with Hinduism to humiliate Hindus.
Source: OpIndia
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