[The effect of withdrawing government ads. to the Times of India.
It reduces itself to Opindia.
What a shame!

That the author is a vile propgandist could hardly be a matter of dispute.
The point to note is that the ToI has opted to carry this toxic trash.

<<The Congress is led by Sonia Gandhi, a practicing Christian of Italian
origin. In its leadership ranks, it has Ahmad Patel, Ghulam Nabhi Azad, AK
Antony, and Manmohan Singh, all members of minorities. It has the
ever-voluble Mani Shankar Aiyar and Digvijay Singh, both of whom never fail
to chastise Hindus.

How in a country that is 80% Hindu do you then expect to win, Rahul?
...
Lastly and certainly not the least is the big question. How are you going
to bring back the moderate Hindu to your fold? The moderate Hindu sees the
PM as an incorruptible, hard-working Hriday Hindu Samraat. He is not fazed
by the odd hate lynching. He certainly doesn’t blame the PM for it.

He sees the biggest minority in this country as living in an island of its
own. He feels the minority community doesn’t want to get a modern
education. He feels that the minority community doesn’t plan its families.
He feels that even an obviously egregious custom such as triple talaq is
met with resistance from being banned from minority community leaders.
...
I am not sure what the solution to the woes of the Congress is, but of one
thing I am sure. You have to shed the image of an anti-Hindu party. That
doesn’t mean that you practice soft Hindutva, but that doesn’t also mean
that you cloak yourself in Wayanad.>>

(Excerpted from below.)

Today's front page report on the presentation of the budget by the Union
Finance Minister goes further to confirm that trend.
(See: <https://epaper.timesgroup.com/TOI/TimesOfIndia/index.html?a=c>.)
Of course, this one is way better than what the Opindia is capable of
producing.]

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/strategic-insights/fatwa-against-hindu-customs-rahul-gandhi-this-is-what-you-are-up-against/?fbclid=IwAR3hJOolQ1DqJD05iNkkigZZwyCqD7laZZVXssE3-zk43p2BeLn4Llzh9kk

Fatwa against Hindu customs: Rahul Gandhi, this is what you are up against

July 4, 2019, 11:30 PM IST Sunil Sharan in Strategic Insights | India | TOI

Nusrat Jahan is a first-time MP from West Bengal. She just got married to
Nikhil Jain, who, by his name, is apparently Hindu. She sported vermilion,
a mangalsutra, bangles, and a bindi in Parliament. A group of Indian Muslim
clerics have issued a fatwa against Jahan for her “un-Islamic” appearance.

Jahan says that she remains a Muslim even after marriage. What happens
though to most Hindu women in India who marry Muslim men? Are they forced
to convert to Islam? Even if they remain Hindu, aren’t they forced to bring
up their children as Muslim? The children are in general given Arabic or
Persian names.

This hypocrisy is what has driven the moderate Hindu to Narendra Modi. This
hypocrisy is what has defeated you, Rahul Gandhi. Why did you stand from
the Muslim-dominated “safe” seat of Wayanad? When pushed to the wall, the
reflexes of the Congress party always seem to become anti-Hindu.

The Congress is led by Sonia Gandhi, a practicing Christian of Italian
origin. In its leadership ranks, it has Ahmad Patel, Ghulam Nabhi Azad, AK
Antony, and Manmohan Singh, all members of minorities. It has the
ever-voluble Mani Shankar Aiyar and Digvijay Singh, both of whom never fail
to chastise Hindus.

How in a country that is 80% Hindu do you then expect to win, Rahul?

You say you want to quit. But quitting under duress is not a sign of
leadership. If you quit, you will surely bring in a Sitaram Kesri-like
figure as president of the party. No one in the party is going to listen to
him. As he becomes ensconced in his chair, he will start resenting the
treatment that would be meted out to him. And so if you are thinking that
after a few years you will come back as party president, you might be in
for a shock.

Just as Sitaram Kesri was hard to displace from his chair, so too the new
Sitaram Kesri might prove to be.

You have to be ruthless about the reasons for your defeat. First of course
is your perceived anti-Hindu stance. God alone knows how that will be
corrected or if you want it to be corrected given that your reflexive
action was to choose a place like Wayanad.

Second, you seem to be trying to cast some spell of martyrdom over your
family, particularly over yourself and your sister. There are martyrs in
your family, but they are certainly not you or your sister. You and your
sister ran a terrible campaign, calling the PM a chor when he patently is
not, and you paid a price for it.

Now you are acting as if it is the fault of your party honchos and cadre
that you lost. No, you lost because of you. Please look in the mirror and
recognize that. When your grandmother lost in 1977, she took a hard look in
the mirror and came roaring back in 1980. Please try to emulate her.

Third, I really do believe that Sonia Gandhi has become a liability for the
Congress. She had her time and day from 1998 to 2004, after which she let
UPA1 function relatively autonomously, but then she took over UPA2 by
having her men installed in key positions in the PMO and by completely
marginalising the PM. By doing so, she destroyed UPA2 and her party.

Fourth, of course is the Vadra question. You, your mom, and your sister
believe he’s innocent. Well, then how did he make so much money so fast?
It’s time for him to come clean. If he doesn’t, the BJP will continue to
target him mercilessly, no matter how much you try to shield him.

Then of course there is the Priyanka question. She has utterly failed as a
brahmastra in this election. In fact, the myth of her as brahmastra has
imploded, and that is perhaps the most demoralizing aspect of the election
for Congress supporters.

Lastly and certainly not the least is the big question. How are you going
to bring back the moderate Hindu to your fold? The moderate Hindu sees the
PM as an incorruptible, hard-working Hriday Hindu Samraat. He is not fazed
by the odd hate lynching. He certainly doesn’t blame the PM for it.

He sees the biggest minority in this country as living in an island of its
own. He feels the minority community doesn’t want to get a modern
education. He feels that the minority community doesn’t plan its families.
He feels that even an obviously egregious custom such as triple talaq is
met with resistance from being banned from minority community leaders.

Lord William Bentick was governor-general of India from 1828 to 1835. In
1829 he banned sati. Today there are hardly any instances of sati in our
vast land. Nehru passed the Hindu code bills after intense opposition from
orthodox Hindus, who felt, perhaps rightly, that their community was the
sole religious community that was being reformed. The bills allowed for
divorce for the first time in Hindu history and banned polygamy from
Hinduism.

Has polygamy been banned from Islam in India.

Senior Owaisi is an educated man. He feels that triple talaq is an unjust
practice, but no one from outside the community should try to ban it. The
community will reform itself from within. When did any community reform its
bad practices from within?

This much credit you must give Hinduism, Rahul. It has always allowed for
being reformed. The caste system is still a stain on it. The upper-caste
Hindu still hesitates to marry a Dalit, but he is fine with being ruled by
one. He would have loved to have a Muslim like Abdul Kalam as the prime
minister of the country.

I am not sure what the solution to the woes of the Congress is, but of one
thing I am sure. You have to shed the image of an anti-Hindu party. That
doesn’t mean that you practice soft Hindutva, but that doesn’t also mean
that you cloak yourself in Wayanad.
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