PANAJI: It is not nature, weather or science, natural calamities like cyclone Biparjoy are due to “adharma” as live-in relationships and “perversions” like homosexuality that seem to be gaining legal sanctity, said Charudutt Pingale of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) in Goa on June 16, Friday. He then went on to make the outrageous suggestion that “Medical science itself has called homosexuality a perversion,” Pingale, an ENT specialist, said on the opening day of the six-day 11th All-India Hindu Rashtra Convention.
Blaming the evil west, opening sessions of the seven day ‘international convention to bring in Hindu Rashtra”, Pingale a ‘Guru” for this extremist outfit also said, “Now, the western world wants this perversion to be accepted in India. Where there is no dharma or ethics, asuras (demons) will emerge,” he told hundreds of representatives from 310 Hindu organisations from 22 states and abroad. Pingale added that it was live-in relationships also were harming dharma. “If such relationships get legal acceptance, many families’ and daughters’ lives will be destroyed. We are moving towards destruction. If we engage in adharma, we will have to bear the consequences,” he said.
Bemoaning the destruction caused by Cyclone Biparjoy, Pingale said over the past 11 years they had been predicting at the annual Hindu convention that “adharma will see a rise in bio-wars and natural disasters like cyclones”. Pingale also said the Khalistan movement is yet another challenge to Hindu unity. He said that the average Sikh does not support Khalistan but is being provoked by Pakistan’s ISI and by groups of Christian missionaries.
“Some are asking what is wrong with the demand for Khalistan when you are seeking Hindu Rashtra,” Pingale said. “But Khalistan is about dividing the nation and violence. We need to fight this propaganda of comparing Khalistan with the Hindu Rashtra movement.”
Electoral Loss in Karnataka
Pingale also said that BJP lost the recent assembly polls in Karnataka because Hindus were left confused without the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act. “We have to create such a situation that parties’ manifestos promise the establishment of Hindu Rashtra,” Pingale said. “In Parliament too, Hindu Rashtra is being discussed by MPs. The seed has been sown and we want to see a flourishing tree.”
Sanatan Sanstha founder Jayant Athavale said in a message, which was read out, that Hindu Rashtra will definitely be established by 2025. 2023 is 100 years of the formation of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)
“The time for establishment of Hindu Rashtra is nearing. Even Sri Ram had to go to war for peace. So, no one should be under the impression that Hindu Rashtra will be established by itself. It is definite that we will have to fight for it. For this, we will have to start preparation from today,” Athavale said. Jayant Athavale and his outfit have been accused of unethically performing hypnosis on unwilling participants, even women.
Both HJS and SS have been and are being investigated by authorities in Karnataka and Maharashtra for the assassinations of four rationalists, Narendra Dabolkar (2013), Govind Pansare (2015), MM Kalburgi (2015) and Gauri Lankesh (2017)
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