***Yet another nasty hoax propagated by the Lie Manufacturing Machines.*** <<Did India’s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru attend an RSS shakha meeting?
Apparently so, if one were to believe a Facebook post shared by the page I Support Doval, a fan page of Ajit Doval, National Security Advisor. The post reads,“This photograph was procured with great difficulty. This is Nehru ji standing at an RSS shakha. Now please tell us if Nehru ji was also a saffron terrorist” (translated). In the picture, Pandit Nehru can be seen wearing shorts, a cap and wielding a stick, akin to RSS protocol. The above post was uploaded on 11 May on the page and has been shared more than 6,800 times since. The photograph has also been posted on the page, RSS: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Fans with the message “Indian National Congress जिस आरएसएस से घृणा करते हो उसी के शाखा में आपके Playboy Nehru भी कभी थे पर आशिक़ मिजाज़ मनचले भवरें नेहरू यहां टिक ना सके…यहां के नियम रसिक मिजाज़ चचा को बहुत कठोर प्रतीत हुए.” (Indian National Congress hates RSS but playboy Nehru too was at one time in a shakha. He could not stay on. The rules here turned out to be too tough for Chacha). ... ***That is indeed Pandit Nehru in the picture, but he is NOT attending an RSS shakha. This photograph is of the year 1939 and it was clicked in Naini, Uttar Pradesh. Pandit Nehru can be seen wearing a white cap.*** [Emphasis added.] However, the uniform of the RSS introduced in 1925 has a black cap and not a white cap. This was pointed out in a fact check that was conducted by the Hindi news channel News18 India in December 2017, which indicates that this picture has been circulating for some months now. According to the report by the channel, Pandit Nehru is attending a session of the Seva Dal and not the RSS.>> (Ref.: < https://www.thequint.com/news/india/viral-photo-of-nehru-in-rss-uniform-fake-or-real >.) (For the images, visit the site by clicking othe link above.) Sukla On 10 June 2018 at 07:31, h Singh [email protected] [IHRO] < [email protected]> wrote: Nehru in neo Nazi uniform member RSS Hindu private army?. Embedded image permalink pranab Mukherjee is no different than Bandit Nehru who failed to recognize india deversity with charter of rights and he partitioned india.they were and still are in love with RSS Hindu private Army who were allowed to parade and march on india republic day funded by unaudited funds by the centre goverment .this is the doomsday down fall of cast ridden third world Hindu india.Hindus faimilies are willing to pay up to 50 lakhs Rupees to leave india and settle in free world. > > > *From:* [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Sukla > Sen [email protected] [IHRO] <[email protected]> > *Sent:* June 9, 2018 3:02 AM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* [IHRO] What the Nagpur speech taught us: Congress doesn’t know > how to handle Pranab Mukherjee > > [This move by Mukherjee appears to be a proactive one to set himself up as > a probable candidate for the Prime Ministership of India, (at least > somewhat) acceptable to all the warring sides in case the next > parliamentary poll throws up an indecisive result.. > > But supping with the RSS, given its ideology laying out the goal of > installing a Hindu Rashtra in India by dismantling the current "secular" > and "democratic" edifice, which had come up as the final outcome of India's > epic freedom struggle informed with these values, brick by brick, and > actual practice on the ground geared towards polarising the Indian society > into mutually warring camps, across religious divides, by spreading hatred > and triggering violence, not excluding its association with the Gandhi > murder by a terrorist driven by very similar motive, and, thereby, > according respectability which it's hungering for, is just too disgusting. > > Given the circumstances, the Congress is, of course, in a fix. > Not a very welcome situation.] > > https://scroll.in/article/881924/what-the-nagpur-speech- > taught-us-congress-doesnt-know-how-to-handle-pranab-mukherjee > > <https://scroll.in/article/881924/what-the-nagpur-speech-taught-us-congress-doesnt-know-how-to-handle-pranab-mukherjee> > What the Nagpur speech taught us: Congress doesn’t know how to handle > Pranab Mukherjee > <https://scroll.in/article/881924/what-the-nagpur-speech-taught-us-congress-doesnt-know-how-to-handle-pranab-mukherjee> > scroll.in > The former president did not praise the RSS in his speech, but he is not > sticking to the Congress line either. > > > CHAOS IN CONGRESS > What the Nagpur speech taught us: Congress doesn’t know how to handle > Pranab Mukherjee > The former president did not praise the RSS in his speech, but he is not > sticking to the Congress line either. > > What the Nagpur speech taught us: Congress doesn’t know how to handle > Pranab Mukherjee > > 5 hours ago > > Rohan Venkataramakrishnan > > The most interesting thing about Pranab Mukherjee’s speech at the > Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh headquarters on Thursday may not be what it > says about the former president’s relationship with Hindutva organisations. > Instead, the more important effect may be on his ties to the party where he > spent the bulk of his 50-year political career: the Indian National > Congress. > > More than anything else, it was the Congress reaction to Mukherjee’s > acceptance of the RSS invitation to speak at the annual concluding ceremony > for RSS workers who have undergone a three-year course that added attention > to the event. The Congress, particularly under current president Rahul > Gandhi, has tried to hyphenate the Bharatiya Janata Party and the RSS and > insist that both organisations together are responsible for polarising > Indian society. So the sight of Mukherjee, one of the Congress’ most > distinguished leaders, accepting an invitation to speak at the > organisation, threatened to derail the party’s narrative. > > Congress overreaction > Soon after Mukherjee accepted the invitation, the rebukes began to come > in. Ramesh Chennithala, a senior Congress leader from Kerala, wrote a > letter to the former president saying his decision has “invited > unparalleled disgruntlement among the rank and file of the Congress party”. > Several others echoed this sentiment, saying they were astonished to hear > that Mukherjee had accepted the invite.. West Bengal Congress leader Adhir > Chowdhury asked whether Mukherjee now believes his own previous comments > criticising the RSS were wrong. V Hanumantha Rao, another leader, formally > made a request to Mukherjee not to go. > > As the date came closer, the pitch got a bit louder. Efforts were made > behind closed doors to convince Mukherjee not to go.. His own daughter, > Sharmishtha Mukherjee, tweeted to say that by going to Nagpur, her father > was giving the BJP and the RSS a handle to spread false stories. She said > that Mukherjee’s speech will be forgotten, but the visuals will remain. > > According to NDTV, former Congress president Sonia Gandhi ordered Ahmed > Patel also to rebuke Mukherjee.. > > I did not expect this from Pranab da ! https://t.co/VBqXZ8x7SE > > — Ahmed Patel (@ahmedpatel) June 6, 2018 > And when the event actually started, Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament > Anand Sharma tweeted to say that thousands of Congress workers were > anguished by the images. > > The images of Pranab Da, veteran leader and ideologue at RSS Headquarters > have anguished millions of Congress workers and all those who believed in > pluralism, diversity and the foundational values of the Indian Republic. > > — Anand Sharma (@AnandSharmaINC) June 7, 2018 > After the speech > When Mukherjee finally spoke, he delivered a sharp defense of India’s > pluralism and secularism, and called on the RSS workers to shun violence or > hatred. Although he did not directly rebuke the Hindu Right-wing > organisation, he did not praise it either, and Mukherjee pointedly > mentioned Jawaharlal Nehru, ‘Mahatma’ Mohandas Gandhi and the Constitution, > not references that are usually made with praise at RSS events. > > Soon after, the tune of the Congress too changed. Sharma, despite having > mentioned all that anguish before, now said that there was “never any > doubt” about Mukherjee’s strength of character and moral courage. Party > spokesperson Randeep Surjewala gave an official statement, saying Mukherjee > had “shown the ‘Mirror of Truth’ to the RSS” by reminding them about > India’s pluralism, tolerance, secularism and inclusiveness. > > Pranam Pranab da, you have emerged proud and taller from Nagpur. There was > never any doubt about your strength of character, moral courage, conviction > and commitment to uphold the secular constitutional democracy. > > — Anand Sharma (@AnandSharmaINC) June 8, 2018 > “Let the RSS and BJP publically commit today to change its character, > orientation, thought process and path and accept the sagacious advise of > their guest, Shri Pranab Mukherjee today,” Surjewala’s statement said. > > Independent Pranab > So which was it? Was the Congress rank and file still disgruntled and > anguished by Mukherjee’s appearance? Or were they proud of his decision to > go to RSS headquarters and defend India’s pluralism? Does the fact that > Sharma had to say “there was never any doubt” suggest there had indeed been > doubt that was eventually assuaged? > > The Congress may have breathed a sign of relief after Mukherjee’s speech > did not in any way endorse the RSS worldview – other than a guestbook > comment at the house of RSS founder KB Hedgewar that called him a “great > son of Mother India”. But the sequence of events alone suggests that > Mukherjee is operating on his own, without consulting the Congress > leadership. As historian Ramachandra Guha put it, by accepting the > invitation, Mukherjee was not crossing a Congress lakshman rekha because > Gandhi and Nehru had in the past appeared at or spoken to RSS leaders. > Instead, he was crossing a red line of the current Gandhi family, which > wants the RSS to be the villain of its electoral campaign. > > As Thursday’s speech made evident, Mukherjee may not be pandering to any > Hindutva sentiments, despite murmurs in the past that he shared some of > their opinions, but what is certain is that he will not be toeing the > Congress line. 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