15/08/2024
15TH AUGUST- DO WE NEED TO CELEBRATE “INDEPENDENCE DAY” OR MOURN?
WAS IT A FRAUD, A HOAX OR BY DESIGN?
Isn’t this the day when we lost half of our mother land to Islamic terrorist?
Isn’t this the day when 40 million Bhartiya weir killed by Islamic terrorist?
Isn’t this the day which was to commemorate the surrender of Japanese to British rather than choosing Indian nav varsh of April?
Isn’t this the day when the British left India after having plundered her for 40 trillion dollars, 12 forced droughts killing 35 million Hindus, reduced India to a life expectancy of 32 years and a dropped GDP from 32% of World to 2%?
Isn’t this the day when the country was partitioned made weak and two terrorist states were created to create trouble in Bharat forever?
Isn’t this the day when the greatest fraud was played with India by allowing Muslims to remain in India when INDIA partitioned on religious ground was to be completely free of Muslims?
Isn’t this the day when the “Direct Action Day” was celebrated by the Muslims to kill innocent Bharatiya?
Isn’t this the day when colonial servants like Nehru were imposed to perpetuate the British rule in Bharat?
Isn’t this the day when the so called power was transferred to Delhi Mughals rather than to whole of Bharat.
Isn’t this the day when Bharat was made to believe that they got independence whether as they had only got a dominion status? Where the Cabinet Secreatry, the IB chief, RAW chief, The Army Chief, Air Force Chief, the Supreme Court Judge all were British.
India’s status as a dominion within the British Commonwealth meant that true independence was not achieved until the Republic was declared on 26th January 1950. The continued presence of British officials in key positions highlighted the incomplete nature of this independence.
The imposition of foreign governance structures over India’s indigenous systems led to the erosion of traditional knowledge and practices. The remnants of colonial administration still influence India’s political and bureaucratic landscape, raising questions about the true nature of independence.
The ongoing impact of colonialism in the form of economic policies, educational systems, and cultural perceptions is often seen as a continuation of the same dynamics that kept India subjugated for centuries. True freedom, in this view, requires liberation from these insidious influences.
15th August is not a day to celebrate, it is a date to mourn and remain remind us of the holocaust that was perpetrated on Bharat by its own conspirers who were chosen as Prime Minister and who were called
This can't be an Independence Day. It is the great scam and a historical fraud on India. The Indians were made to believe by the people who were revered as PM and Mahatma.
How can it be independence when all our ingenious institutions like water harvesting, business management farming, governance all were neglected and were replaced by institutions of civil services, management and governance completely alien to Indian lands.
How can we be considered free when we are not free from their insidious designs? their malevolent agenda driven designs, continuous interference indigenously through some families who are agents of deep state, and indirectly by sponsoring divisions and creating fault lines, not to speak of sullying its image internationally. It has been a design to to allow us to perpetually remain backward and divided and an inability to understand of all who want to make us slaves throughout life
For some, 15th August represents not the joy of freedom, but the sorrow of partition, loss, and betrayal. The political decisions made at the time continue to be a source of grief and reflection for those who see this day as a reminder of what was lost.
!5th August is definitely a day for us to salute our survival, to be proud of being the oldest living civilization, to be proud of our being completely humane who do not think ill will of the world at all, and that too despite being surrounded by extremely horrific hostile world.
Despite the numerous challenges, India’s survival as a civilization and a nation is a testimony to its resilience and strength.
The ability to maintain its humanity and moral compass in the face of adversity is a source of pride that transcends the complexities of its independence.
As only a British historian Arnold Toynbee said, “It is already becoming clear that a chapter which had a western beginning will have to have an Indian ending if it is not to end in the self-destruction of the human-race.”
Needless to say, we never dreamed of being a Super power rather, a Vishva Guru with an underlying theme of Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam.
We are the ones who will shape a new world a humane world a spiritual world for all plants animals and humans to coexist.
