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News in Brief Myth of Saffron Terror

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A Hindu Sadhu from Gujarat hit the last nail in the coffin of pseudo-secularism in India by filing a defamation suit against Indian Home Minister P Chidambaram for his remarks that saffron terror is growing in India. Nityanand Tirth has stated that the saffron colour is associated with the saints in India and by equating it to terrorism, Chidambaram has defamed all the sadhus and saints in the country, including him (Nityanand Tirth).

Saffron terrorism is only a series of wild accusation that has never been proved. There is not even a single court order convicting a saffron terrorist. It is Islamic appeasement and Islamic terror that should end. Today, both the media and the politicians have been fixed. Indian Home Minister P Chidambaram is one of the most impotent Home Minister that the nation has ever witnessed. He is a mute spectator to Islamic /Christian and Naxalite terrorists. To add to this, he accuses innocent Hindus of terrorism. Hindus recite peaceful prayers like “Sarve Bhavanthu Sukhinaha” (May all be peaceful) unlike the Islamic chants of “Death to the Infidels”. Hindus are the most persecuted people in the world. The Home Minister P Chidambaram has shown his impotence by submitting to the terrorists’ will.

(www.indiaworldreport.com)

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