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Commie  Propaganda Busted Again

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Kerala : Marching to Save the Nation


The Akhil Bharatiya Poorva Sainik Seva Parishad (ABPSSP) protested against the Leftist and Islamic terrorism by organising Desharaksha Sangamam (‘Protect the Nation’ Rally) in Kochi

RSS Prant Karyakarini Sadasya Valsan Thillankeri alleged that Left and the Islamic Terrorist forces have joined hands against the nation. He was delivering the keynote address in Desharaksha Sangamam (‘Protect The Nation’ Rally) organised by the Akhil Bharatiya Poorva Sainik Seva Parishad (ABPSSP) at Kochi on February 27, 2016.
Shri Thillankeri said that attempts are being made by some vested interests to convert JNU into a ‘self declared republic’. It is the duty of the patriots to counter the slogans like “Hell with India, Jai Pakistan”. Afzal Guru was hanged after several years of  judicial processes. He was not executed in any primitive manner like the Islamic countries’ style of stoning or beheading. The execution took place during UPA regime. Narendra Modi and his government have nothing to do with it. If our valiant soldiers had not foiled the terrorists who attacked our Parliament, many of the Opposition leaders who went to JNU to support the proponents of sedition might have been reduced to mere pictures in their respective party offices.
Thillankeri wondered if anyone could organise the commemoration ceremony of a traitor in any other country. We can never compromise with those who support a country which has been fighting against our country since its very inception. Despite being tolerant towards all religious practices Hindus are stamped as fascists!  Earlier the leaders and participants of the rally visited the Gandhi square and paid their respects to Mahatmaji. The rally was led by retired DGP R Padmanabhan, Poorva Sainik Paridhad leaders Commodore N Raveendranathan, Commander KC  Mohanan Pillai, cine artist Govindankutty, Kochi Corporation Councillor Sudha Dileep, Capt Umesh and Capt Sundaram.    
T Satisan

The Goebbelsian propaganda of communist leader has been exposed after the media reported the truth

Karnataka BJP leader and former state Law Minister S Suresh Kumar sought apology from Pinarayi Vijayan, PB member of CPM and the party’s Kerala unit supremo. BJP leader was referring to Pinarayi’s Facebook post alleging a group of youths’ attack on students from Kerala for ‘beef eating’. Even though some media had echoed Vijayan, later they rectified their error when they got the right information from the victims and the police. Kumar stated that the attackers were drunk.
BJP leader asked Pinarayi to withdraw his wrong statement and apologise for the error. Responsible leaders like him should keep aloof from such posting; wrong propaganda based on rumours would instigate violence. Keralites are safe in Bengaluru. They are the brothers and sisters of Benglurians. He said, the people of his state would not resort to misbehaviour based on linguistic differences. He also said, if Pinarayi goes to misuse this false news for election propaganda, it is another matter.
It is a well known fact that Kerala’s pseudo-secular leaders are always keen to use any sort of fake straws in the wind in their endeavour to tarnish the image of RSS and associated organisations and their leaders. Pinarayi’s Facebook post is the latest example of such cheap gossips.                                                       T Satisan

 

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