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Former IPS officer’s insensitive comment on Swami Agnivesh’s death: New low for the Right-wing

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The wicked never rest, and the caustic hate speech of the Hindutva factions continued unabated on September 12, a day after the death of spiritual leader and social reformer Swami Agnivesh. Social media became a cesspool of posts that maligned the name of late Swami Agnivesh, with people using insensitive, even crass language, some even celebrating his death.  

Following an ANI tweet reporting the demise of politician and social activist Swami Agnivesh, many Right-wing hate mongers retweeted the message with hateful comments alleging “damage to Hinduism.”

What is even more deplorable is that these comments came from former IPS officer M. Nageswara Rao as well.

 

In his bio, Rao describes himself as one who lives for “Civilisational Nation and EQUAL RIGHTS FOR HINDUS” making it abundantly clear where his loyalties lie. The former CBI Director has previously tweeted messages describing religious conversion as acts of aggression.

Many senior journalists and activists have even reported Rao’s objectionable tweet. The fact that it comes from someone so high in Indian law enforcement is testimony to the deep biases that have seeped into the Indian establishment.   

As a testament to Swamiji’s legacy, many came forward to criticise Rao for his insensitive comments. However, his tweet emboldened many others to denounce Swami Agnivesh’s good name, resulting in yet another hate-spurned Twitter war.

 

 

Swami Agnivesh gained the affection of many labourers, rights activists through his work against bonded labour. Even while battling liver ailments at Delhi’s Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) he was concerned about the 48,000 houses of Delhi’s slum dwellers that were to be demolished following Supreme Court orders. 

His contributions were particularly important for the child rights movement in India. He founded the Bandhua Mukti Morcha (Bonded Labour Liberation Front) which freed as many as 1,78,000 bonded labourers including 26,000 children as per its website.

His death came as a severe blow to many including activist, journalist and close friend Teesta Setalvad.

 

However, his work also garnered many enemies from the far-right wing who wished to uphold age-old oppressive activities.

 

 

A brief glance at both LambodarPrasadDash’s and Pipsip45’s twitter accounts is enough to show their anti-Islamic and pro-Hindutva sentiments. Similarly, other voices of the Right also came to the surface.

 

 

Those who continue to denounce Swamiji and his work indicate that his battle against social evils is still very much a reality.

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This is about two different versions of our democracy: Manoj K Jha

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Filing his nomination for the post of Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman, Opposition candidate Manoj K Jha of the RDJ has written to his fellow parliamentarians appealing for their support. He writes that it is time they stand up and be counted as this election is “about two different versions of our democracy,” and not about mere numbers.

His letter is crucial, as it is not just for the post he is contenting, but also a message for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has begun preparing for the elections in full steam. For the Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman’s post, BJP-led NDA has nominated JD(U)’s Harivansh, reported the Indian express. Harivansh was also the last person to hold the post.

Jha writes, “It is the collective wish of the opposition that this election may not be seen as a contest for power to legislate at the level of the Union government. It should also not be seen as a contest between two individuals. In view of the great parliamentary tradition, this election is about two different versions of our parliamentary democracy: one, which only sees it as a numbers game, and the other, which places importance on critique, discussion, and consensus building in the interest of our country and its people.” 

He further notes, “Rajya Sabha is the House in which the state legislatures are represented. Therefore, the Upper House of the Parliament is also the forum for articulation of federal concerns at the Centre. I am requesting your support not simply to win an election but to make a strong statement in favour of an accountable system of governance. A system in which regional parties that have formed state governments do not have to depend on quid pro quo with the party in power at the Centre just to maintain a non-adversarial federal state-Union relationship.”

The election for the post of deputy chairperson, stated the IE, is scheduled for September 14 — the first day of business in the Covid-affected session of Parliament. Jha has said this  is a chance for MPs to “stand up and be counted in front of the people of this country”.

He added the impact his election may have on the federal State-Union relationship, stating “I am requesting your support not simply to win an election but to make a strong statement in favour of an accountable system of governance. A system in which regional parties that have formed State governments do not have to depend on quid pro quo with the party in power at the Centre just to maintain a non-adversarial, federal State-Union relationship.” 

The Hindu reports that the election is heavily tilted in favour of the ruling coalition’s candidate Harivansh Narayan Singh, he was Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman till his previous term ended in April. He has since been re-elected to the Upper house from Bihar. In elections held in August 2018, he had defeated Congress leader B.K. Hariprasad, and won by 125 votes to 105 votes. And according to The Hindu, this time around the ruling coalition is in a far better position with BJP leaders claiming the support of 140 members. 

The letter may be read here:

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Will the Congress’s reshuffle help quell dissent, or fuel it?

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“Let’s move ahead,” Congress President, Sonia Gandhi had reportedly told the senior leaders at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting held in the last week of August. It took the party leaders seven hours of deliberations, to convince 73-year-old Sonia Gandhi to continue to lead them. The party is likely to hold elections for the post of its president sometime next year, however, the “necessary organisational changes” that were decided at the CWC have been put into place. Sonia Gandhi on Friday, has appointed a six-member core committee that will assist her in discharging her duties as the party president. 

She has also attempted to address the ‘rebellion’ within the party and moved many major functionaries to new duties that will keep them engaged away from their ‘home turfs’. For example, Jitin Prasada, is now a CWC permanent invitee and has been appointed as the party’s Incharge-West Bengal & Andaman and Nicobar Islands, taking him away from Uttar Pradesh politics where he had begun active campaigns, projecting himself as a ‘leader of Brahmins’, rather than just a Brahmin leader. Prasada, a former Union Minister of State for Steel, Petroleum & Natural Gas, Road Transport & Highways and Human Resource Development had even launched an ‘awareness crusade’ for his community. He had posted the event proudly as: ‘Brahma_Chetna_’ dialogue, as descendants of lost Parshurama, “walking on the path of justice, will bring back the lost honor, glory and pride of our society.” 

 

However today, he has accepted the new appointment as expected, and is “grateful” to both the Congress President Sonia Gandhi, as well as Rahul Gandhi for “reposing their faith” in him. 

 

Sonia Gandhi’s organisational reshuffle on Friday has mixed up ‘seniors’ and ‘juniors’ at various leadership levels. Perhaps this mix of loyalists and those with rebellious streaks is going to help address dissent as soon as it is voiced. The Indian Express reports that a six-member special committee, will now assist Gandhi in organisational and operational matters. The members are AK Antony, Ahmed Patel, Ambika Soni, KC Venugopal, Mukul Wasnik, Randeep Singh Surjewala. The CWC meeting of August 24, it was decided that a committee would be set up to assist Sonia Gandhi to look into the issues raised in a letter that 23 leaders had signed calling for reforms within the party. They were instantly called ‘rebels’. However, Gandhi has used this as an opportunity to restructure, and send the message that the party leadership was as democratic as it claims.

The new general secretaries of the Congress are Mukul Wasnik, Harish Rawat, Oommen Chandy, Tariq Anwar, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Surjewala, Jitendra Singh, Ajay Maken, KC Venugopal. Many prominent names have been dropped from this much coveted party position. They are : Ghulam Nabi Azad, Mallikarjun Kharge, Motilal Vora, Ambika Sonia and Luizinho Faleiro, reported IE. A direct impact it seems, of the letter signed by 23 senior leaders of the Congress, including five former Chief Ministers, many Congress Working Committee members, sitting MPs, and several former Union Ministers.

They had asked for “visible” and “active” and a “full time and effective leadership”. They had also sought elections to the CWC; and the urgent establishment of an “institutional leadership mechanism” to “collectively” guide the party’s revival, reported the IE. Azad, the leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, former Union Ministers Anand Sharma, Kapil Sibal, Manish Tewari, Shashi Tharoor were among the signatories to the letter.

Now, the CWC itself  has been reconstituted the CWC, led by Sonia Gandhi, the other members are former prime minister Manmohan Singh, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi, AK Antony, Ahmed Patel, Ambika Sonia, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Anand Sharma, Harish Rawat, Venugopal, Kharge, Wasnik, Chandy, Maken, Priyanka Gandhi, P Chidambaram, Jitendra Singh, Anwar, Surjewala, Gaikhangam, Raghuveer Singh Meena, and Tarun Gogoi.

 

The CWC permanent invitees include, Digvijaya Singh, Meira Kumar, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Jairam Ramesh, Salman Khurshid, Avinash Pandey, KH Muniyappa, Pramod Tiwari, Tariq Hameed Karra, Pawan Kumar Bansal, Rajani Patil, PL Punia, R.P.N Singh, Shakisinh Gohil, Rajeev Satav, Rajeev Shukla, Jitin Prasada, Dinesh Gundu Rao, Manickam Tagore, Chellakumar, H.K Patil, Devendra Yadav, Vivek Bansal, Manish Chatrath, Bhakta Charan Das, and Kuljit Singh Nagra

 

 

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India loses a true guiding light under these dark times

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Agnivesh

The passing away of Swami Agnivesh on Friday, September 11 has come as a huge shock for secularist and progressive forces. A social justice activist and a well-known liberal spiritual Hindu leader, he died due to liver cirrhosis in Delhi at the age of 80.  

Agnivesh, who had also served as a legislator in Haryana in the past was a vocal critic of religious fanaticism and superstition. As a follower of Arya Samaj, a reformist sect, he was highly opposed to the brutal caste system within society and openly challenged the ideology of the currently ruling right wing Hindutva nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).  

Attacks on religious minorities, especially Muslims have grown under the BJP government that wants to turn India into Hindu state. Agnivesh was one of the rare Hindu ascetics who openly spoke against this. It is for this reason that he was viciously attacked by Hindutva fanatics in 2018. We in Canada organised a demonstration to raise our voices in support of Agnivesh.  

Organised by Indians Abroad for Pluralist India (IAPI), the group we had formed a year before, the rally was attended by people from diverse backgrounds, including Sikhs, Muslims, Dalits and even non-believers. The speakers unanimously condemned the attack on Agnivesh and expressed their solidarity with him.  

We carried the posters bearing his picture alongside our slogan; “An injury to one is an injury to all.”  

I have had several opportunities to interview him over the phone. Soft spoken, but firm Agnivesh always kept himself up to date with global affairs apart from what has been going on in his own country.  

The first time I interviewed him was back in 2008 for Radio India about Kandhamal violence. Innocent Christians were targeted in Odisha following the murder of a controversial preacher Swami Lakshmanananda Saraswati by the Maoist insurgents. Even though the Maoists had claimed responsibility for his assassination because of his anti-minority and pro-state activities, the Hindutva fundamentalists supporting BJP organised a pogrom against Christians blaming them for the killing.

Agnivesh pulled no punches in criticising the Hindutva Right. He even went to the extent of saying that they had no role in the movement for freedom of India from British rule. He also revealed that how they were also involved in terrorist activities and often disguised themselves as Muslims using fake beards and prayer caps while planting bombs at the public places to give Muslim community a bad name.  

In fact, this was the time when the terror module being run by Hindutva Right was exposed by some honest police officers.  

Notably, Agnivesh was also critical of the then-ruling Congress party that claims to be a secular alternative of the BJP. He had given an affidavit before one commission of enquiry looking into the massacre of Sikhs following the assassination of then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards in 1984.  

The Sikhs were targeted all across India by the mobs led by the slain leader’s Congress party activists. The scenario was no different than the Kandhamal violence as in both cases, the minority communities were picked as easy targets for the actions of some other individuals. This was despite the fact that in the latter case Maoists had claimed the responsibility and yet the Christians were given a collective punishment.  

Agnivesh not only witnessed the barbarity against Sikhs, he tried to intervene to get it stopped in Delhi. He had noted his disappointment in his affidavit stating that the authorities did nothing to help the Sikhs. On one occasion, he tried to dissuade the mobs from burning a Sikh business and also took out a peace march in an area hit by violence.  

In another interview on the persecution of Adivasis or the indigenous peoples of India, he brought up the plot in much publicised Hollywood movie Avatar (2009) to make his point.  

Avatar is based on the eviction of Indigenous peoples from their traditional lands sitting on natural resources by the extraction industry with the backing of nation states world over. A similar situation exists in India where Adivasis are being pushed out in the name of war against Maoists. Agnivesh who also raised voice for Adivasis told me that at the root of the so-called war on terror in tribal areas of India was corporate greed.  

Swami Agnivesh has left us to deal with a very challenging political environment. As someone so determined to stand up for the poor and marginalised in a social atmosphere blinded by majoritarianism, he will always be missed.

Although he is physically dead, his legacy as a true defender of secular India will remain alive and has become even more relevant considering a need to rescue his country from the clutches of bigots.  
 

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Reduce essential service cost, unburden the poor: Swaraj India

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A delegation of Swaraj India Leaders and a High Court advocate sought a waiver of electricity charges for low income group domestic users and small businesses in a letter to Karnataka Chief Minister H. D. Kumaraswamy on September 3, 2020.

Working President Veera Shanghaiyah of Karnatak Rajya Raithu Sagha (KRRS) High Court Advocate Jayalakshmi and members of Swaraj India requested the Chief Minister to waive off the electricity bills for April, May and June of low-income groups and small-scale commercial users in the light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Similarly, they asked that payment timelines as well as the hike in power tariff of 13 percent be delayed until a later date while ensuring steady electric supply in the intermediary period.

The letter reminded that the State government had previously waived off fixed electricity charges for the benefit of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). However, the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (BESCOM) seemed to have disregarded the notification and deferred fixed charges resulting in confusion.

The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission had waived off fixed waiver power and water bills for all establishments due to the coronavirus pandemic while the Punjab government had waived off fixed charges of industrial consumers for two months.

Thus, considering the massive layoffs and job losses sparked by the pandemic, the leaders asked that delay its efforts to recover the revenue deficit of Rs. 5,872 crores until the situation improves.

One of the leaders also mentioned that people are forced to loan money and sell their belongings to clear bills while struggling to survive at the same time.

“The only way to survive the crisis is by drastically reducing costs of essential services such as electricity in the immediate term,” said the letter.

The leaders warned in a separate statement that if the government fails to waive off the electricity bills, they will be compelled to stage a Satyagraha in lines with Gandhi Dandi march.

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One of the bravest man I’ve met, Swami Agnivesh: John Dayal

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Swami Agniwesh

Swami Agnivesh retrieved the sanctity of the ochre/saffron robes from hijackers posing as nationalists, challenged them on their turf, and defeated them more often than not. I’ve known him four decades, perhaps, as a political activist, a minister in Haryana, the campaigner against bonded labour and child rights, as a fighter against the Sangh Parivar. We were together on hundreds of common platforms in India and the world.

We differed too. The man from Srikakulam, now in Andhra, who was also a man from Orissa, taught at a Jesuit institutions in  Kolkata, vigorously opposed evangelisation. He was against conversions, even when challenged and asked if he also opposed freedom of faith of the dispossessed and the so called outcastes. I have a bitter personal experience with him in Gujarat 2002, too.

But who else, clad in the dress once worn by Swami Vivekanand, could argue and answer back everyone from a Shankaracharya down to the knife bearing thug who said he was protecting India?

Of course they attacked him, more than once, grievously injuring him sometimes. This photograph from my archives is when he was recovering from the last vicious attack on him in Jharkhand. Delhi Archbishop Anil Couto, Fr  Felix of the Catholic archdiocese. Commission for Interfaith Dialogue, and I had called on the Swami in his Delhi home.

Saluts Swami Agnivesh.

Champion of human rights, secularism, Swami Agnivesh, passes away at 81

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Swami Agniwesh

The man who embodied the true meaning of saffron robes, as a symbol of service to the marginalised passed away in Delhi on September 11 at 6.55 pm. On September 21, he would have completed 81 years of age. He succumbed to multiple organ failure, and had been under critical care at Delhi’s Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), as he had been diagnosed with liver cirrhosis. According to his associates a liver transplant had been planned earlier, but his health took a turn for the worse last week and he was put on ventilator support.

Swamiji’s ever smiling visage is how the thousands of labourers he had helped and become the voice of, will remember him. As will all those who ever met him, including journalists who always saw him calm and composed, and armed with facts in answer to the most ignorant questions. He was no typical ‘baba’, he was Swamiji, an activist who spoke his mind, and faced all kinds of attacks.

In fact, as noted in a recent report in the National Herald, he was often called the ‘Secular Swami’ by both his friends and his critics. The social activist and the face of Bandhua Mukti Morcha (Bonded Labour Liberation Front) Swami Agnivesh has been in critical care for the past few days, with his closest aides, keeping vigil outside the hospital, and praying for his recovery. The news report quotes his friend and general secretary, Rajasthan PUCL, Kavita Shrivastav stating that “his latest concern was the SC order on the demolitions of 48000 houses in Delhi.”

She also reminded everyone that the “erstwhile Jharkhand Government did nothing regarding prosecuting the accused who attacked Swamiji leading to grievous injuries. They did not even apply section 307 IPC, a section that defines the crimes as attempt to murder. They made it a simple Section 323 IPC case.”

Swami Agnivesh’s friends have earlier said that his health had begun to slide after that grievous attack. He had been opposing the “anti-Muslim regime” was beaten up by the right wing affiliated goons at Pankur, Jharkhand in 2017 recalled the NH report. The images of Swamiji’s torn clothes and dazed face after he an unarmed saffron clad man was attacked had gone viral, even in those days. He was then on his way to Litipara to participate in an event organised by the Pahariya tribal community when he was brutally attacked.

Activist and journalist Teesta Setalvad, a close friend and associate of his, recalled, “Swamiji, Agniveshji a true ascetic wth Values of Truth, Non Discrimination Passed left us 6.55 p.m. todayBelieving in Non Violence, Human Rights & Dialogue, above all Constitutional Values he ws violently attacked, & brutally by guess who?”

 

Swami Agnivesh, winner of the Alternative Nobel Peace Prize (the Right Livelihood Award), 2004, is a “cyclonic Swami”, states the bio data on swamiagnivesh.com.  He was just 28, when he quit his job as a professor of law and management in Calcutta and became an activist. Born into a Brahmin famili, in Andhra Pradesh, he shed his name, caste, religion, family, and became an Arya Samaj sanyasi, ascetic. He eventually settled in Haryana and founded a political party, Arya Sabha in 1970. He was elected to the Haryana assembly, in 1977.

Even after his political life, Swami Agnivesh remained the most celebrated leader of the Arya Samaj in recent times. He is known globally for his active campaigns against bonded labour, and was founder-Chairperson of the Bandhua Mukti Morcha (Bonded Labor Liberation Front). He was elected as the President of the World Council of Arya Samaj (Sarvadeshik Arya Pratinidhi Sabha) in 2004.

Always photographed clad in saffron including his wrap around headgear, or pagri he would say, “saffron, is my uniform for socio-spiritual action, a call to battle on behalf of the oppressed.” Saffron for him, was the colour of “sacrifice, and commitment”.

It is a day of mourning for those who are co travellers in the journey of constant activism, and for the lakhs whose lives his work impacted. His friends are remembering and honouring him.

“The demise of Swami Agnivesh is a huge tragedy. A true warrior for humanity&tolerance. Among the bravest that I knew,willing to take huge risks for public good.Was brutalised in Jharkhand by a BJP/RSS lynch mob 2 yrs ago. Liver got damaged. RIP Agnivesh ji”

 

Swami Agnivesh’s body will be placed at Bandhua Mukti Morcha office, 7 Jantar Mantar Road, Delhi, for the last public tribute from 11am – 2pm on September. “We request all our friends to pay their last tribute at above mentioned address, by following Covid rule,” stated his close associates Swami Aryavesh, Working President Bandhua Mukti Morcha and Sarvadeshik Arya Pratinidhi Sabha, and  Prof Vithal Rao Arya Former General Secretary Bandhua Mukti Morcha and Secretary of Sarvadeshi Arya Pratinidhi Sabha,

He leaves behind a rich legacy of fighting for social justice, peace, human rights, and above all interfaith harmony. He is credited with undertaking peace initiatives from Kashmir to Palestine, Maoist conflict zones of central India. Swami Agnivesh truly practiced what he preached.

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No stay on broadcast of Sudarshan News ‘UPSC Jihad’ show; Delhi HC issues notice

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Sudarshan News

The Delhi High Court has issued notice in a petition challenging the order from Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) allowing telecast of the show “Bindaas Bol” on Sudarshan News. The court, however, refused to stay the broadcast of the show. 

The show invited much criticism only basis its promotional video that the show would be an ‘expose’ on “Muslamano ki Ghuspaith ke shadyantra ka bada khulasa (The conspiracy behind Muslim infiltration in UPSC – The Big Reveal). The Delhi High Court had previously (on August 28), granted a stay on the broadcast on the show; the same day that it was slated to be telecast at 8 P.M.

This petition has been filed through Advocate Shadab Farasat and alleges that the Centre had failed to exercise its powers under section 19 and 20 of Cable TV Act which enables the government to prohibit transmission of any show that is not in conformity with the programme code.

The petitioners have alleged the impugned order of I&B Ministry is a “non-speaking” order and is based on the assertion by Sudarshan News that the show does not amount to violation of the Programme Code.

The order states that if the show is found to be violative, action may be taken and directs Sudarshan News to ensure that the show does not violate any programme Code.

After the order came on September 9, Suresh Chavhanke, the Editor-in-Chief of the channel, declared that this show will be aired on Friday, September 11. He then went on to share the same communal toned promotional clip that he had done before, and ignited a massive controversy. Chavhanke had advertised the show as an ‘expose’ on Jamia Milia Islamia and the Muslim community, claiming that the success of Jamia Milia Islamia students in the Civil Services examination 2020 was “a conspiracy to infiltrate the civil service by Muslims”.

The Delhi High Court, on August 28, (in another petition) had directed the Centre to decide on the complaints received against the proposed show. It had ordered a stay on the show’s broadcast till the Centre took a decision in the matter.

The IE reported that Chavhanke through the show, wanted to ask, “how their (Muslim) numbers are increasing in civil services. It’s because of them being given back door favour, option of choosing Islamist studies, Urdu language, etc. If my show is found unconstitutional or doesn’t meet the standard of broadcast authority, then let there be action against me.”

Meanwhile, the show will be telecast on September 11 at 8 P.M on Sudarshan News.

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