Red Ink

I grew up believing that being a Hindu in Bharat guaranteed belonging, that faith lived in temples, rituals, and family traditions. But when the UP Anti-Terrorism Squad arrested Jalaluddin alias Chhangur Baba on July 5, 2025, I realized the war was being waged from within—not by bombs or armies, but by deception and betrayal, targeting the very soul of our society. Chhangur Baba was revered as a gentle spiritual guide. A “Peer Baba” often seen near Chand Auliya Dargah in Balrampur offering blessings to the faithful. But beneath that facade, he was the ringmaster of a highly organised illegal religious conversion syndicate. The ATS arrested him along with his trusted aide Neetu alias Nasreen. In custody, investigators discovered a conversion empire worth ₹100–106 crore, funded through at least 40 bank accounts, receiving sums from UAE, Qatar, London, and Nepal-based handlers  . His luxurious illegal mansion in Madhpur village—70 rooms, electrified fences, CCTV, imported marble, priv...

How much of Bharat must be lost before Hindus finally open their eyes? The land of Rām, Krishna, Vivekananda, and Shivaji — the very cradle of Sanatan Dharma — is quietly slipping away. District by district. Tehsil by tehsil. State by state. And yet, the silence from the Hindu majority is deafening. What we are witnessing is not merely a demographic trend — it is the slow strangulation of a civilisation. Today, one-fourth of this great nation is no longer Hindu-majority. The warning bells are deafening, yet the corridors of power remain disturbingly silent. A dangerous demographic shift is taking place across states, districts, and tehsils — and if the nation still believes in its identity, then there is no more time to waste. It is high time for a Population Control Act.  Today, 9 out of 36 States and Union Territories in Bharat no longer have a Hindu majority. Let that sink in. That’s not some distant corner. It includes Jammu & Kashmir, where the roots of Hindu civilisation ...

Between 2004 and 2014, India witnessed a dangerous political experiment—an attempt to paint the majority Hindu community as a threat to national security. The narrative of “Hindu Terror” or “Saffron Terror” was not merely political rhetoric; it was a calculated ideological assault aimed at psychologically disarming India’s majority and reshaping the country’s socio-political narrative. This narrative was pushed under the UPA regime with tacit and often explicit support from elements within the Congress party and Left-Islamist radical groups. The design was clear: to equate the Hindu faith with extremism and redefine secularism as a tool of suppression, not inclusion. Let us examine three significant episodes that expose this design in full. I. The Malegaon Bomb Blast Case (2008) On the night of September 29, 2008, a powerful bomb exploded in the Bhikku Chowk area of Malegaon, Maharashtra—an area with a large Muslim population. The attack killed six and injured over 100. Initial investi...

In the aftermath of the blood-soaked tragedy at Pahalgam, where the question “Are you Hindu?” was met with the unrelenting blast of bullets, one thing became abundantly clear — this was not merely an attack on individuals, but a violent assault on India’s very existence. The Pahalgam massacre was not just an isolated incident of terror; it was the unsettling whisper of a far larger and more insidious threat closing in on the nation. A quiet, unseen threat, festering in the darkest corners of Indian society, exploiting the loopholes of immigration, marriage, and trust. It is the story of Pakistani men using the guise of love to slip into India — and India, in its naive compassion, opening the gates to its own destruction. When the Indian government finally issued its directive, demanding all Pakistani nationals holding temporary visas to leave, many hailed it as a long-overdue act of courage. It seemed like the government had finally recognized the urgency of the situation. But behind t...

  T here was a time when the Indian subcontinent breathed like a living goddess—her veins were rivers, her breath the monsoon winds, her voice the chants of morning aarti and azaan in peaceful coexistence. That goddess is dying now. Her body is still, her soul gasping, not because a foreign army has invaded her—but because her own children have poisoned her blood from within. And at the heart of this national suicide stands a cunning cabal, draped not in camouflage but in khadi and Che Guevara T-shirts. They call themselves intellectuals. They call themselves progressives. They are the Left. But make no mistake—they are the most dangerous fundamentalists India has ever known. In Kashmir, the land of sages and snow, of Sufis and shrines, a silent genocide brews under the cover of normalcy. And then came Pahalgam—April 22, 2025—a date that should be carved into stone and stained with national shame. On that cursed day, Tourists were asked just one question: "What is your religion?...

They came for the breeze, the pine-scented skies, and the gentle laughter that often fills the meadows of Pahalgam. It was a Tuesday like any other in the spring cradle of Kashmir—sunlight danced on the leaves, children giggled while riding ponies, and tourists, many for the first time, marveled at the emerald landscapes of Baisaran. But in a single moment, the serenity of the valley was ruptured, twisted into a nightmare orchestrated not by nature’s fury, but by the cold, deliberate malice of men. Gunfire echoed where songbirds had sung. And in that fatal instant, innocence died under the shadow of a question: “What is your religion?” What followed was not war. It was not even terrorism in the traditional cloak of ideology or rebellion. It was a hate crime in its most naked form—a sectarian slaughter meant not to challenge governments but to frighten a nation by tearing at its soul. At least twenty-six people—Hindu pilgrims, students, newlyweds, retirees on vacation—were executed in t...