A special ‘Kalash’ from Ayodhya’s Ram Janmabhoomi was installed in the premises of the famous Martand Sun Temple in the Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag district on Sunday.

The special Kalash was brought to the Anantnag district by a special procession ‘Kalash Yatra’ and installed at the Martand Sun Temple, which is one of the holiest sites of pilgrimage for Kashmiri Hindus in the Anantnag district.

A large number of Kashmiri Hindus and devotees from across the country participated in the religious rituals held here in the Surya Mandir.

A special pooja was held and special prayers were held for the peace and prosperity of the country while installing the auspicious Kalash in the temple.

The Martand Sun Temple is an eighth-century Hindu temple, located near the city of Anantnag

This should shake the core of all Bharatiyas:

If You Divide, You Perish: The Truth Behind the Slogan ‘Batoge To Katoge’

In a recent debate, anchor Amitabh Aghnihotri took on a panelist who accused the slogan "Batoge To Katoge" of promoting division and hatred. With conviction and a deep understanding of India’s history, Aghnihotri passionately responded, pointing out the layers of pain, resilience, and patience of the majority Hindu community. His words resonated with a nation that has endured centuries of invasions, partitions, and relentless struggles, especially when it comes to preserving its cultural heritage and places of worship.

Aghnihotri asked, “Why should there be no anger?” Reflecting on a painful legacy dating back to the 8th century when Islamic invasions began, he reminded the audience of the horrific accounts of temple destructions, atrocities against Hindu communities, and the brutal Partition of 1947. He spoke of how trains crossed from Pakistan filled with lifeless bodies, the blood of innocent people staining a generation forever. “Did you not see that?” he demanded. This was not a hatred-fueled grievance but an unhealed wound—a painful reminder of a brutal history etched in collective memory.

He moved to a more recent chapter in history: the plight of Kashmiri Pandits, a community systematically persecuted, forced to flee their homes in fear for their lives. Aghnihotri spoke of the brutality and heartbreak of families torn apart, homes abandoned, and the inability to reclaim what was lost. “Eighty-five percent of this country is Hindu, yet they had to watch their own people—Pandits of Kashmir—being massacred and exiled. And now, you ask why there should be no anger?” His words echoed the frustration of a people who have watched injustice unfold, who have witnessed their own sufferings silenced or minimized.

Aghnihotri questioned why, in a country with a vast Hindu majority, it took five centuries to rebuild the Ram Mandir, a structure that stood not just as a place of worship but as a symbol of faith and resilience. He asked, “Show me one example in the world where a majority waited this long to rebuild their place of worship.” This delay, he suggested, was a symptom of deeper issues—a hesitancy to allow the majority to reclaim their historical and spiritual spaces.

He continued, with raw emotion, “A son who has lost his mother and father knows the depth of that pain.” He spoke for millions who have experienced loss, not only on a personal level but as part of a cultural identity, stolen or desecrated over generations. “These invaders came to Bharat not only to plunder wealth but to break its spirit, to shatter its identity,” he reminded the panelist. “They placed our deities on the steps of their mosques, a symbolic degradation of what we held sacred. Why should this be forgotten or forgiven without a true acknowledgment?”

In his response, Aghnihotri challenged the panelist's refusal to accept a straightforward demand: why should Hindus not be allowed three temples, as a token of justice in a land rich with their heritage? He made it clear that justice cannot be selective. It must be inclusive of the past’s wounds to allow true healing and reconciliation.

The slogan "Batoge To Katoge" is not a threat but a call to unity, Aghnihotri argued. “What’s wrong with reminding people that if we continue to be divided, we will perish? Isn’t this a message meant to unite, not divide?” In his closing remarks, he drove home the point that it is every citizen’s duty to resolve historical grievances in a manner that is fair and just for all, emphasizing that the path to unity lies in acceptance and understanding.

Aghnihotri’s response was not just an argument in a debate; it was a powerful voice for those who feel unheard, urging the country to remember its history, to learn from it, and to move forward together. It’s not about division but about seeking the truth and justice that every citizen deserves, the kind of justice that heals old wounds and forges a path toward a unified Bharat.

I am compelled to write, and ask you to read it

There was no Sikh before Guru Nanak!

There was no Muslim before Muhammad!

There was no Jain before Rishabhdev!

There was no Buddhist before Buddha!

There was no leftist before Karl Marx!

But:

Before Krishna there was Rama...
Before Rama there was Jamdagni...
Before Jamdagni there was Atri...
Before Atri there was Agastya...
Before Agastya there was Patanjali...
Before Patanjali there was Kanad....

Before Kanad there was Yagyavalkya....

Before Yagyvalkya also...All were "Sanatan Vedic" followers..!

"Read and understand" these -"12 moves" of "political chess" carefully....?

01.
"Mughals" became "Indians" and, "Indians", "Kafir"...?

02.
"Ghyasuddin Khan" became Motilal, Jawaharlal "Nehru"

From His daughter Indira, Rajiv -Maino, all of them became "Gandhi"!!

And..."Indians" - "fools"!!

03.
"Momin" became "Kashmiri"...?

And, "Kashmiri Pandits", "refugees"....?

04.
"Bangladeshis" became "Bengalis"....?

And, "Bengalis", "outsider Hindus".....?

05.
"K!llers" of "soldiers" and "stone pelters" as "Agitators" ?

And, "Indian Army", "Human rights violators"....?

06.
"Tukde-Tukde Gang" became "Patriot"...?

And, "Patriot" became "Branded ******** Extremist.....?*

07.
"Pyre wood" became "Environmental concern".....

And, "Land wasted in "burial" became "Birthright".....?

08.
"Wool" used in "Rakhi" "hurt" the "sheep"...?*

And then what about Bakri Eid?

09.
"Appeasement" became "Secular".....?*

While, "Equality" became "Communal".....?*

10.
"RSS" became "Terrorist"...?*

And, "Osama ji"..., "Hafiz Saheb"..., and -"Hurriyat",
Peaks of Peace...

11.
“Bharat Mata Ki Jai”, became "Communal"....?

And, “Bharat Tere Tukde Honge”,

became "Freedom of Expression"....?

12. “Divide and Rule” became "Rule"....? And..,
“Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” "Jumla"?.?

Just "Think"...? And "Understand"... that

After all in a - "Hindu majority country"...,

"How" did "all this" happen...???

Don't just leave by reading, share it maximum.

O'Hindu if you keep sleeping...

You won't even know..

"When"... You became a "citizen" of a "terrorist country"...!!

Being a "Hindu", I "request" you to repost maximum and share this.

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Hindus MUST unite at any cost
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"...'We were taught to hate Hindus, to believe they're our enemies. But my grandfather told me stories of Kashmir's Hindu heritage, of our shared history. We've been misled,.' - Rashid, a young Kashmiri resident, in a candid conversation with a Journalist.

As i always say, Kashmir needs 10 years to heal up and do not compare it with rest of Bharat. Kashmir elections is not same as other state election

KASHMIRI MAN : "I used to get Rs 1000 for pelting stones."

JOURNALIST ADITI TYAGI : "So, Did you have to pelt stones for specific hours?"

MAN : "Yes, 2-3 hours mandatory and then full payment. All the youths used to pelt stones and earn money"

MAN : "But It stopped after 2019. Earlier security was at risk. But after 2019, even we feel secure."

Vivek Agnihotri declines invitation of Oxford Union Society for debate on Kashmir status. A letter worth reading over and over again!👍🏼🇮🇳🚩

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Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri
Filmmaker, author

September 2, 2024

Ebrahim Osman-Mowafy
The President
The Oxford Union Society

RE: DECLINE LETTER

Dear Mr. Osman-Mowafy,

Thank you for your invitation to grace the Oxford Union with my presence for a debate. Though it is every opinion-maker's dream to speak at the Oxford Debating Society, I find myself reflecting on the irony of your invitation, and after due consideration, I have decided to respectfully decline.

Your invitation to debate "This House Believes in an Independent State of Kashmir" is a direct challenge to India's sovereignty, and it is unacceptable to me. I find it not just obnoxious but offensive—not just to 1.4 billion Indians, but also as a humiliation of the hundreds of thousands of displaced indigenous Hindu victims of the Kashmir genocide of 1990. Framing it as a debate feels like turning a tragedy into a parlour game, where the stakes are human lives and the cost is in blood, not just ink.

Kashmir’s story is not a debate topic; it is a narrative of suffering, resilience, and a quest for peace. To reduce it to a 'yes' or 'no' on independence is to ignore the complex tapestry of human emotions and history involved. The genocide of Kashmiri Hindus is a story where the cost has been paid in blood, not in witty retorts or applause from an audience.

Let us be clear:

More than 500,000 indigenous Kashmiri Hindus were victims of genocide by Islamic terrorism in the 1990s. Almost the entire indigenous Kashmiri Hindu population was forced to leave Kashmir, and since then, they have lived in exile. This was the latest and seventh exodus in their history. I am not even including the barbarity of the earlier six. This is not a debate; it is a historical tragedy.
In 2019, Article 370 was abolished, affirming without question the sovereignty of Kashmir. Kashmir has always been, is, and shall remain an integral part of India, civilizationally, culturally, and politically.
As long as hundreds of thousands of indigenous Kashmiri Hindus remain displaced from their homeland, unable to return due to threats from Islamic terrorists, there cannot be any debate on Kashmir's sovereignty.
In closing, my decision is not just a decline; it is a call for Oxford Union to step into the 21st century, where debates are about progress, not about reopening wounds for the sake of intellectual sport.

With a heart full of Bharat and a mind open for meaningful dialogue,

Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri
Filmmaker & author

'Want peace & dignity, not a graveyard for Kashmiris’: Engineer Rashid.

Rashid said he would extend full support to the INDIA bloc if it gave a “written assurance” to bring a resolution in Parliament seeking restoration of Article 370.

Baramulla: 10000 Girls Perform #Kashmiri Folk Dance, Create World Record
In a historic feat, 10,000 young women from #Baramulla created a world record by performing the Largest Kashmiri Folk Dance ever at the "Kashur Riwaaj" cultural festival. The mega event was organized by the Dagger Division of Chinar Corps in collaboration with Baramulla District Administration and Indrani Balan Foundation, as a run up to celebration for the 78th Independence Day.

✨The Jammu and Kashmir government has taken control of abandoned Kashmiri Pandit Mandirs and Shrines, as per the High Court's order, and is working to reclaim encroached or sold properties through district magistrates. 🚩🚩

This includes three specific temples: Shri Ganesh Mandir in Sonwar, and two in Anantnag, with efforts underway to retrieve and protect these religious sites.👍

Modi is Eliminating Kashmiri and Khalistani Terrorists using Taliban at an insanely cheap price. Even the CIA is shocked how India is pulling this off

-Sarah Adams, CIA Kashmir Operative.

Many Indians tweeted on Rafah. Some more famous than others. The idea was to stand with the dispossesed. To enforce through a peaceful outburst of moral indignation the "right to return"; the "right to reclaim."

In Reasi, on our own soil, Islamists attacked Hindu tourists. They wanted to kill them all, and to realize their cowardly plan, they first sniped at the bus driver. Fatally wounded, he lost control of the bus.

Now, the Islamist terrorist group has announced that their guns are trained on "all sanghi yatris."

The attack in Reasi tells us there is no right to return for Hindus. No right to reclaim, no right to stake claim to justice.

A few weeks ago, 50% plus Kashmiri Muslims voted with gusto as the Indian state gave them a free and fair veto.

That democratic freedom to choose endures even after the election. Will even 50% of the Kashmiris who voted march through the streets condemning the attack in Reasi to send a message to Islamists?

Will our "rent a cause" privileged classes tweet #AllEyesOnReasi? Or do Hindu lives not matter?
Rahul Sivshankar

Pakistani government has admitted before the Islamabad High Court that Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoJK) is a foreign territory. Pakistan Additional Attorney General told the court that Kashmiri poet and journalist Ahmed Farhad Shah is under police custody in PoJK and he cannot be produced before the Islamabad High Court as PoJK is in a foreign land that does not come under Pakistan's jurisdiction.

It is coming.... Waiting to be given on a platter.

Ahead of 4th June, Additional Advocate General (Govt lawyer) of Pakistan admits in Islamabad High Court that "POK is a foreign territory"

GOVT LAWYER - Kashmiri Poet Ahmed Farhad cannot be presented before the Islamabad court because POK is not ours but a foreign territory.

JUDGE - If POK is a foreign territory, then how did the Pakistani Rangers enter there from Pakistan 😭😂

Anand Ranganathan Exposes Reality of Being Hindu in a Hindu Nation, PM Modi & WAQF Control | TRSP
This video features a compelling discussion with Anand Ranganathan, a renowned scientist, author, and editor at Swarajya, on the current political and social issues in India. The conversation delves into the plight of Kashmiri Hindus, questioning the nature of a Hindu nation where Hindus themselves are refugees. Anand critiques the double standards in the legal system, especially around issues like child marriage and inheritance laws under different religious laws, highlighting the inconsistencies and challenges faced by minorities.

The dialogue also covers the role of the media and government in addressing these pressing issues. Anand compares the situation in India with other nations, discussing the lack of uniform civil codes and the selective outrage of activists concerning human rights violations. Throughout the discussion, the conversation is enriched with examples from recent court cases, government policies, and the role of various political figures and entities in shaping the narrative around these issues.

This engaging episode offers insights into the complex fabric of Indian politics, the legal system, and societal norms, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the current affairs and dynamics of India.

Lot of opposition to POJK from people who believe they are Hindus but have NEVER been to Kashmir

let's look in mirror with some hard facts

Who oppose Ram Mandir - Hindus

Who oppose Kashi Mathura - Hindus

Who want 370 back - Hindus

Who side with break India Gang - Hindus

Who fight for Tamatar Pyaj - Hindus

Who voted for WAQF act - Hindus

Who voted to overturn Shah Bano judgement - Hindus

Who want Burkha in classroom - Hindus

Who oppose CAA, NRC - Hindus

Who loot money from Mandirs - Hindus

Who delayed Ram Mandir - Virat Hindu

Who wish each other Happy Eid - Hindus

Who allow cheap maid, drivers etc - Hindus

Who do Aman Ke Asha - Hindus

Who bent down to Muslims - Hindus

Who allow Muslim to do Namaz in Mandir - Hindus

Who do fancy dress on Eid, Ramzan - Hindus

Who organize grand iftar parties - Hindus

Who oppose Muslims to come back to Sanatan in united Kashmir - Hindus

Who is really against Hindus, Muslims or Hindus

So stop your ******* that we want POJK but without people. People will come with it and we will manage

and let me tell you even if it hurt you. I trust a Kashmiri Muslim 100 times more then a Kashmiri Hindus. u can also read it as Pandits

Those who don't agree, get lost. Ur opinion doesn't matter here

I had been to Kashmir on ground 70+ times in 5 years, Many Indian Army regiments have 90% muslims which u as Armchair expert don't know and only vomit garbage from ur bedroom
Dr G P

The Election Commission of India (ECI) made it easier for Kashmiri migrants to vote in the ongoing 2024 General Elections. They got rid of the complicated Form-M process for those living in Jammu and Udhampur. Now, migrants outside these areas can self-attest their Form-M certificate, instead of needing a Gazetted Officer's attestation.

Kashmiri’s finally waking up!

Kashmiri women calling Modiji as their brother, son and father for the development he has done after abrogating Article 370.
One lady got very emotional after her daughter goes to school which was closed for 5 years. She lost her sons in militancy. She is cursing Farooq, Mufti family for destroying her lives.

Tremendous change in the hearts of common Kashmiris

A glimpse of people in Srinagar today. When last time u saw so many people coming to hear PM? not even during Gulabi Chacha

This was the reaction of Kashmiris who travelled from various districts to hear glimpse of Modiji.

Stadium jam packed and many sat outside to hear him including virtual conference in many district with house full