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Anti-Hindu Narrative Rules Roost in West

Hiding the truth about Kashmiri Hindus’ massacre and displacement was as vicious and justice-defeating as the terrorising violence and torture and the subsequent cleansing that the community had to endure

by Rajesh Prabhu Salgaonkar
Jun 25, 2022, 12:20 pm IST
in Bharat, Special Report
Friends of Indian Society International (FISI) organised a symposium at the Nehru Centre in London

Friends of Indian Society International (FISI) organised a symposium at the Nehru Centre in London

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However successful and wealthy the Indian diaspora be, they lack influence in western political world to highlight or build an Indian narrative in western world, said Pallavi Joshi, actress, and producer of film Kashmir Files. She was talking at a symposium organised at Nehru Center, London. It is observed that the western countries tend to ignore the human catastrophe in Kashmir—namely the Hindu genocide by the jihadi terrorists. Despite various organisations trying to sensitize the western world regarding the Hindu genocide in Kashmir, western world has ignored it for long. Friends of Indian Society International (FISI) organised a symposium recently at the Nehru Centre in London to understand the reasons behind this western ignorance about Kashmir’s Hindu genocide. The lop-sided and biased narrative of Kashmir in western societies either distort or blatantly hide the gruesome stories of the atrocities on Kashmiri Hindus. The symposium was opened by well-known Author & Director of Nehru Centre, Amish Tripathi. A distinguished panel of speakers was present to provide different dimensions to the topic. The speakers included Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (The Kashmir Files Director & Author), Pallavi Joshi (actress and Producer), Chris Blackburn (Political Analyst in the UK) and Pandit Satish Kumar Sharma (Author of Caste, Conversion, A Colonial Conspiracy) among others.

‘Hindus being a global minority and Bharat which is both a modern democracy & an ancient civilisation facing a multi-pronged attack. My upcoming film ‘The Delhi Files’ tagged as the ‘Right to Life’ would broadly try to address this issuee’
— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, Director, The Kashmir Files

The interjections touched upon many aspects including global terrorism of which Kashmir is a prime victim, a prevalent anti-Hindu bias and a need to deliberate for protection of diverse Indian aka Bharatiya values and thought processes. The discussion also included under-representation of India’s voice-share in the international media circuit and policy-making forums. Pandit Satish Sharma, an active ambassador of Indian culture in the UK, provided cultural and philosophical aspects of the Indian thoughts and the need for the Indian diaspora to come together. Chris Blackburn shared his experiences on global terrorism and exposed its links with Islamist charities in the US and UK.

He also underlined how the mind space of specific communities are almost monopolized by fringe organisations which in turn aids terrorists. He highlighted the sinister effort to muzzle his voice by certain menacing forces who didn’t want the world to know about the underlying nexus between the terrorists. Pallavi Joshi pointed to the fact that while the Indian diaspora is hugely successful and have made significant economic contributions to the countries they live in, they lack influence proportional to their economic success in critical issues pertaining to India. She relayed the difficulties and price that they had to pay for bringing out stories of India on sensitive issues that no filmmaker had ever ventured upon. She questioned the muting of freedom of expression under the diktats and bigotry of a certain ideology seen on British soil.

The interjections touched upon many aspects including global terrorism of which Kashmir is a prime victim, a prevalent anti-Hindu bias and a need to deliberate for protection of diverse Indian aka Bharatiya values and thought processes. The discussion also included under-representation of India’s voice-share in the international media circuit and policy-making forums

Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, famed director of The Kashmir Files, said that he and his production company, I am Buddha, had made it their mission to make purposeful cinema which challenged skewed narratives and revealed hidden truths. He spoke of Hindus being a global minority and Bharat which is both a modern democracy & an ancient civilisation facing a multi pronged attack. He revealed that his upcoming film ‘The Delhi Files’ tagged as the ‘Right to Life’ would broadly try to address this issue. He remarked that hiding the truth about Kashmiri Hindus’ massacre and displacement was as vicious and justice-defeating as the terrorising violence and torture and the subsequent cleansing that the community had to endure. His remarks got a thunderous applause from the jam-packed audience. The event left the audience intrigued and inspired. It was attended by a cross section of the Indian diaspora including councillors, heads of different community organisations and journalists. The event was compered by FISI Executive Member Saritha Rahul & the panel discussion was moderated by FISI Executive Member Sweta Bhatia. The speakers were felicitated by FISI President, Madhuresh Mishra & FISI General Secretary Manu Khajuria. Friends of India Society International (FISI) UK is a non-profit organisation that strives to strengthen the relationship between UK and India and also promotes dialogue on India’s social and cultural issues.

Topics: The Kashmir FilesFriends of Indian Society InternationalFISI Executive Member Saritha RahulIslamist charities in the US and UKnexus between the terrorists
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