Congress Chief Kharge’s Diwali Khushiyon Ki Eid Hai Gaffe & its ridiculous defense by other party leaders!

Congress leaders don’t leave a chance to  mock  Hindus and what can be a better occasion than Hindu festivals? Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge kept a long face while wishing Diwali and made sure he didn’t forget his maqsad! Pawan Khera made sure he defended Kharge while schooling Hindus on the ‘meaning’ of Diwali. In short, Congress did not disappoint when it came to exhibiting their deracination and Hindudvesh even while sending out wishes on of the most important and celebrated Hindu festivals.

Diwali Khushiyon ka Eid hai – Kharge

“I convey Deepawali wishes. It is a big  festival that Indians celebrate. The only reason is that it is a Eid of happiness and it is a Eid that is celebrated for a number of days,” Kharge remarked. Even more pathetic than Kharge’s wishes bringing Islamic references was the fact that other Congress leaders came up with innovative ways to defend it.

Khera said Eid means festival and Kharge was simply refereing to the ‘festival’ of Diwali. Not surprisingly, Congress supporters sprung up in support on Social Media and defended Kharge by saying that in the Deccan it is common to refer to any festival as ‘Eid.’ As far as my memory serves me, though, I don’t remember anyone refering to Christmas as 25 December ki Eid or Jesus Christ ke birthday ki Eid even in the Deccan and definitely not by Congress leaders. 

This bile that has come out is from years of Hindudvesh that has been raging (particularly since 2014) and decades of votebank politics and Muslim appeasement which has turned Congress into Maowadi Muslim League. Add deracination to this and it is a complete package which takes Congress far away from Hindu Samaj at the ground level.

Deracinated Nehru-Gandhi Parivar   

The Nehru family exemplifies Macaulay’s brown sahibs, Indian in looks & English in thought & actions. A video circulating on Social Media (SM) not just proves this point but goes a step further to show that only in English contrary to claims made by Sonia Gandhi. Eating mangoes with spoon is far from the Bhartiya ground connect they and Congress leaders claim to have.

The video also reminds us of the fact that while Indira Gandhi used Garibi Hatao plank in her campaigns, they were living their high castle or luxury. This is not to say the Prime Minister’s residence wouldn’t have all the comforts but the attitude of the Nehru-Gandhi family shows they considered themselves as royalty and above ordinary Bhartiya citizens.

Her autobiography may be named “Belonging” but neither Sonia nor her chilren seem like belonging to Bharat, just ike her in-laws who were Indians by looks and English by habits.

Congress leaders or bonded slaves?

Congress leaders and supporters love to mock BJP (Bharatiya Janta Party) and Modi supporters using the ‘Bhakt’ and ‘Andhbhakt’ jibes (which itself reeks of Hindudvesh). However, sycophancy and bootlicking is all they do. There is a competition among Congress leaders to post pictures of themselves reading Sonia’s books. Even school children don’t take their vacation homeworks as seriously as the Congress leaders have taken up this ‘Diwali vacation homework.’

If sycophancy was a sport then Congress leaders would win it hands down. The party workers have erected a statue of Sonia Gandhi as a goddess, they use Hindu festivals to depict the Nehru-Gandhi scions as Hindu Devis and Devatas knowing fully well that they can get away with it due to Hindu ‘tolerance’, elected CMs act as if they are Sonia Gandhi’s security guard, older party leaders fall at Rahul Gandhi’s feet and the list continues. However, despite all this most of them are treated as doormats and disposables by Rajiv Gandhi’s wife and children.

Anyone with an iota of self-respect will obviously not want to stay back in an institution that treats them as worthless but from Kharge to Khera, every Congress leader takes pride in being a doormat!

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Maitri
Maitri
An opinionated girl-next-door with an attitude. I'm certainly not afraid to call myself 'a proud Hindu' and am positively politically incorrect. A Bharatiya at heart who loves reading, music, sports and nature. Travelling and writing are my passions.

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