The leftist global network, which has a significant influence in Bharat, is investing heavily and cultivating a robust workforce by spreading misinformation and influencing many Bharatiyas, particularly the youth, to fulfill its poisonous aims. This network is driven by a distinct agenda: to eradicate everything that serves humanity’s interests.
They intend to leverage their financial resources and other means to acquire political power through violence and deceptive narratives, which ultimately destabilize the economies of the nations they wish to dominate for selfish purposes, leading to social upheaval, undermining the culture of those nations, and creating a misleading narrative that instills shame in citizens regarding their cultural practices, constitutional frameworks, and national identity.
The forces seeking to dismantle Bharat are persistently striving to disrupt Hindu unity, thereby enabling them to misuse political and bureaucratic power, which ultimately harms the nation socially, economically, and spiritually, and fosters a sense of subservience among Bharatiyas.
Their common tactic involves dividing Hindus along caste lines, crafting false narratives that sow discord among Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes and inciting animosity toward Hindus and Hindutva. They have achieved some degree of success, significantly undermining the unity of the nation. It is now crucial for the “Bharat-making forces” to counteract these misleading narratives and work toward uniting Hindus for the greater good of all.
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of opposition, during his one of the visit to USA voiced concerns about minorities in Bharat. Shortly after, the U.S. State Department’s USCIRF released a report titled “Increasing Abuses Against Minorities in Bharat”. This situation exemplifies a “deep state”, as defined by Western perspectives, and reveals the troubling trend of biased agencies appointing individuals motivated by personal interests rather than humanitarian concerns.
In their efforts to undermine the government of Bharat that advocates for human development and “Bharatiyatva”, these entities fabricate misleading narratives. They conveniently overlook grave injustices faced by minorities in neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, while also failing to confront the pervasive racism in the U.S. They neglect the historical genocide of Hindus in Kashmir in 1990, the killings executed by terrorists and naxalites, and the conversion of Hindus to Christianity through psychological manipulation.
Under PM Modi’s leadership, the government promotes the slogan “Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas”, with minorities benefiting significantly from the central government’s development initiatives. However, the “Deep State” chooses to ignore these positive aspects, as highlighting them could interfere with the interests of global market forces determined to dominate for their own gain and diminish Bharat’s emergence as a global player over the past decade.
These forces frequently attempt to destabilize Bharat by using individuals who engage in disruptive activities, as seen during the anti-corruption movement and subsequent protests like Shaheen Bagh and the farmer protests. Many of these individuals pose threats to society and the nation, and it is crucial for people to recognize the underlying, harmful motivations that drive their involvement in social and political causes.
If we are unable to pinpoint the players in this obscure situation or comprehend their motivations, it becomes nearly impossible to reduce the challenges we face. We often hear about the Western “Deep State” and foreign interest groups that are allegedly working against Bharat’s “Hindu nationalist” government, trying to undermine its democratically elected authority or influence election results. According to the BBC, a significant portion of the British population views Bharat through a lens of superiority, reducing it to stereotypes like Caste, Cow, and Curry.
They are now fabricating human rights narratives to justify future aggression, despite their own poor human rights record. There is no clear pattern of foreign influence; its ambiguity makes it much harder to counter information warfare in an open society like Bharat, which has a democratic framework, a complex political landscape, and a tradition of discourse. Accusations of Western meddling in Bharat are often met with skepticism and plausible deniability. The growing concern is that, as time passes, their hidden misdeeds against “Bharatiyatva” are being exposed, revealing truths they never expected to confront.
How is the constitution used to spread misinformation and influence the public?
Opposition parties in Bharat are spreading misinformation about the constitution without genuinely addressing the needs of the Bharatiya populace, aiming to confuse them to secure votes. We must question whether they have genuinely studied and comprehended our esteemed constitution. If they had, they should have voiced disapproval of Indira Gandhi’s emergency, the more than 90 amendments made by Congress governments, and the lack of progress for marginalized communities during their lengthy rule.
Constitutional patriotism is not merely a moral idea; it is situated within the context of Bharat’s Constitution. Despite their claims, our Constitution is notably less liberal than what many “liberals” would prefer. It explicitly limits unrestricted freedom of speech, yet Bharatiya liberals often express outrage for their own convenience, claiming to uphold constitutional patriotism while rarely advocating for greater liberalism within constitutional law.
How and who is being misled?
While terms like “propaganda”, “false narrative”, or “lies” are often used, the narrative regarding Sanatan Dharm/Hindutva is viewed as “truth” by numerous individuals in influential roles across multinational corporations, think-tanks, governments, NGOs, universities, media outlets, and others. This fake narrative resonates as “truth” for many younger individuals currently in educational institutions.
Ultimately, this prevailing story, however erroneous it may appear to some of us, is imposed behaviorally on millions who may disagree but feel compelled to accept it. The Marxist influence that has permeated our education system has systematically embedded misleading narratives in the minds of students and youth. Consequently, these liberals typically resist new educational policies designed to foster individual and national character through research-focused attitudes, life skills, and overall personality development.
The idea of communism is particularly attractive to the young and impressionable. Discussing themes like revolution, freedom, social justice, and equality can be exhilarating and energizing for young minds, who are naturally inclined to question. Communism encourages rejecting the existing social structure in favor of revolutionary change, akin to breaking boundaries, which resonates with youth. However, many young people fail to grasp the harsh realities of this ideology and damage done to humanity. Communism enjoys popularity not just among students at elite Bharatiya universities, but also in capitalist nations like the United States and various European countries.
The strategy here is to target young minds, particularly those in college who have recently gained independence from their parents but may not yet have the maturity to make fully informed decisions. Opportunistic politicians and leftist groups exploit this vulnerability, seeking to indoctrinate young individuals with distorted truths and deceptive narratives presented attractively. Consequently, impressionable minds are shaped by these influences.
In ancient China, there was a saying about “pointing to a deer and calling it a horse”; failure to agree could lead to social ostracism. The environment is more lenient now. Many young people genuinely believe it’s a horse—not out of coercion, but due to the constant repetition of this notion.
Western nations are increasingly taking actions that appear to undermine Bharat. Recent activities in the U.S. suggest that some Trump administration officials have begun to view Bharat as a potential threat, even before the relationship has had a chance to develop. It raises the question of whether these actions are motivated by personal financial interests related to China or other factors—only time will reveal the truth.
While such actions contradict U.S. national interests, they are unlikely to threaten a well-established partnership. So, what is driving this sudden wave of anti-Bharat sentiment across many Western countries? Numerous signs, such as misleading articles in their media, acts of terrorism and violence against Hindus in the UK, support for the Khalistan movement in the UK and Canada, and Germany’s ridiculous and late call for a resolution to the Kashmir issue, point to a rise in anti-Bharat activities.
Fake narratives against election process and commission
There are concerns about how the “Deep State” may be impacting Bharatiya elections and influencing public opinion in Bharat. Research by Disinfo Lab, an independent OSINT-based organization, indicates that funds from liberal philanthropic sources have been directed towards various fronts, think tanks, Western media, and academic institutions in countries like France and the U.S. to shape public discourse in Bharat with a barrage of narratives aimed at swaying voter attitudes. Their findings suggest this funding pattern is designed to undermine the legitimacy of Bharat’s electoral process and its democracy—the largest in the world, with millions of citizens exercising their right to vote.
Former Bharatiya foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal remarked on NDTV that “Bharat’s rise will inevitably lead to a shift of power from the West to the East.” The emergence of a nation that promotes multipolarity, avoids forming alliances, and seeks a greater role in international governance will undoubtedly affect the strategic calculations of established countries as they manage the global system to retain their traditional control.
Bharatiya must exercise extreme caution, as many have fallen victim to Western influence and propaganda, stemming from an inferiority complex and the backing of foreign NGOs. It has become increasingly easy to shape a society through entertainment, news outlets, and educational systems. Countries often harbor jealousy towards others that are progressing and asserting their independence, each pursuing their own agendas. For instance, ISIS aims to include Bharat in the “UMMAH,” while Western powers seek to transform Bharat into a Christian nation. When such ambitions fail, they resort to disparaging Bharat to undermine its progress.
Our esteemed scientist, Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, remarked to young graduates in 1969 that, “I can assert with confidence that the quality of Bharatiya intellect matches that of any Teutonic, Nordic, or Anglo-Saxon mind. What we lack is perhaps courage, and we are missing a driving force to propel us forward. An inferiority complex has been fostered, and it is vital to eradicate the defeatist mindset prevalent in Bharat today.”
Rabindranath Tagore expressed a hope: “Where the mind is led forward by Thee into ever-widening thought and action; Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake”. The deep state has infiltrated grassroots movements in Bharat, using radicalized Islamist groups to advance a strategy that aims to radicalize youth across the board, including Hindus.
Ordinary citizens from various states are being manipulated to foment unrest and spread false narratives. This brainwashing targets the youth, enlisting selected individuals to implement a broader scheme through multiple tactics. It is essential to foster narratives that uplift Bharat instead of perpetuating harmful myths that threaten the integrity of this great nation.
