The government has failed to combat terrorism ATS is spreading the canard of ?Hindu terror??Madan Das
September 12, 2026
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The government has failed to combat terrorism ATS is spreading the canard of ?Hindu terror??Madan Das

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Dec 7, 2008, 12:00 am IST
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The investigations by the Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) of Maharashtra Police into the bomb blast at Malegaon in Maharashtra are mired in controversy right from day one. In view of the claims by the investigating agency that certain Hindu groups were involved in the blast it was expected that the case would be handled in a professional and thorough manner. However we are pained to note that more than month-long investigations have left a very bad taste inviting criticism from everyone including several security experts.

Ever since this turn of events took place in the Malegaon case there has been an unrelenting cacophony about the rise of so-called ?Hindu terror? and the involvement of the RSS and other Hindu organisations in terrorist activities not only at Malegaon but also at several other places. It is an article of faith for the RSS that it will never sponsor or support any form of violence. Being a law-abiding organisation committed to peace and social harmony we took a principled stand that the investigations into the case must be conducted thoroughly and professionally and truth be brought out.

What we objected to and continue to do so is the campaign that there exists something called Hindu terror vis-?-vis jehadi terror. The purpose of this campaign is to support, if not justify, the actions of the jehadi terrorists and hide the failure of the government in combating terrorism. We would like to caution the Government, political parties and media that political expediency on terror would prove costly for the larger interests of national security and integrity of the country.

Now the ATS has brought in a new dimension of the conspiracy by the Malegaon accused to eliminate the senior Sangh leaders Shri Mohanrao Bhagwat, Sarkaryavah and Shri Indresh Kumar, Member, National Executive. We would have liked the ATS to further probe this matter. In stead it chose to leak the matter in bits and pieces to sections of media. The governments are obliged to ensure protection of all citizens. Hence this kind of information, if it was available with the government, should have called for immediate action. There was no such initiative from the government side. It gives credence to the suspicion that this information is a part of a design to divert nation'sattention from the massive failure of the agencies in the Malegaon probe.

Deliberate and partial leakage of Narco reports of the suspects making wild and baseless insinuations like the senior RSS leader Shri Indresh Kumar'sinvolvement with the ISI are also a part of this larger design. We would like to categorically rubbish these claims of the suspects. Shri Indresh Kumar is a senior and dedicated Pracharak of the RSS. He held various important positions in the RSS and is at present undertaking several activities under the guidance of the RSS leadership. All allegations against him are totally baseless and deserve nothing but contempt.

The Sangh leaders, including the Sarsanghachalak and the Sarkaryavah, are constantly on the move and are easily accessible. Many people come to meet them and share their views on various issues. Merely because someone had come and said something doesn'treally mean anything. Evidently all this propaganda smacks of a sinister design to drag the RSS into some baseless controversy and divert public attention from the misdeeds of the government and the investigating agencies in the name of Malegaon blast case. We urge that the government and media put an end to this diversionary tactics and focus on the terror, which has assumed serious proportions. I urge the countrymen to understand that this campaign is politically motivated and intended to damage the reputation of the Hindu organisations, Hindu saints and Hindu civilisation. I call upon the countrymen to defeat the designs of those who are undermining the national interests for narrow political gains.

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