Bharat at War: The Civilisational Siege by Infiltration, Demographic Jihad & the Left-Islamist Nexus—And the Nation Sleeps On

Bharat, the land of Rishis and revolutionaries, of Sri Ram & Shivaji, of Sri Krishna & Kalidas, of Gautama Buddha & Srimanta Sankardeva, stands today not at a political crossroads but on the edge of civilisational collapse. The ground beneath us trembles—not from warplanes or tanks—but from something far more sinister, far more enduring: a slow, systematic erasure of the Hindu identity from its very soil. What began as appeasement has morphed into infiltration. What began as ideological debate has become demographic decimation. What began as secularism has turned into suicidal sabotage. Twenty-five percent of Bharat is already no longer Hindu-majority. Let that sink in. That’s not diversity. That’s dismemberment.

From Jammu & Kashmir to Kerala, from Assam to Bengal, from the tribal hills of Manipur to the bylanes of Malappuram, this once united civilisational landscape is being sliced apart block by block, tehsil by tehsil. In over 200 districts and nearly 1,500 tehsils across Bharat, Hindus are now minorities. In some areas, the temples have fallen silent, the conch shells muted, the cultural life strangled. Entire belts once soaked in Sanatan dharma now pulse with foreign tongues, foreign flags, foreign ideologies. And yet, the Hindu majority remains hypnotized—lulled by slogans, pacified by political correctness, paralysed by decades of deliberate disinformation.

This isn’t natural. This is engineered. This is not demographic change—it is demographic jihad. The architects? A well-oiled alliance of radical Islamists, foreign-funded church syndicates, and the most dangerous force Bharat has ever faced: the Indian Left. These aren’t activists. These aren’t academics. These are termites in khadi and camouflage, whispering “equality” while plotting your erasure.

The story of Bharat’s decline is written in two ink strokes—illegal infiltration and ideological infection. The first comes from outside—over 20 million Bangladeshi immigrants have walked in and declared this land theirs. No documentation. No allegiance. Just forged Aadhaar cards, fake ration cards, and political protection. In Assam alone, the NRC exposed 1.9 million suspected illegals. But instead of deportation, they were rewarded with court orders, legal loopholes, and activist tears. In Bengal, over 6.2 million Bangladeshis have flooded in—replacing culture, changing names of towns, turning Durga Puja into a guarded exercise and erecting new mosques on ancient temple ruins. This is not migration. This is colonisation. This is conquest without war.

The second stroke is more dangerous—it comes from within. The Indian Left, masquerading as liberal, has aligned itself openly with radical forces. Together, this red-green alliance has infiltrated institutions, manipulated laws, and paralyzed action. Every time a terror network is busted, every time illegal colonies are uncovered, every time jihadi literature is seized—these Left-liberal vultures swoop in, not to help Bharat, but to protect its enemies. Courts are flooded with petitions, media headlines are softened, and those who raise alarms are branded fascist. It is no coincidence. This is betrayal with purpose.

What happened in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, wasn’t an isolated act of violence. It was a civilisational message. Hindu pilgrims were stopped, asked their religion, and shot dead on the path to one of Bharat’s holiest shrines. The bullets came from jihadis, but the silence came from Lutyens Delhi. The screams of orphaned children didn’t shake the conscience of the nation. The newsrooms didn’t call it “Islamic terror.” The intellectuals didn’t write essays. Because their script only allows outrage when the victim isn’t Hindu. This is not secularism. This is selective sympathy. And in this game, the Hindu is expendable.

This red-green syndicate has found its strongest shield in the corridors of UPA-era governance. Under the guise of “inclusive politics,” UPA’s regime institutionalised minority appeasement. It stifled counterterrorism efforts. It allowed the mushrooming of illegal colonies. It sponsored NGOs that openly undermined state integrity. It provided foreign-funded missionary outfits a license to proselytize unchecked in tribal lands. It ignored demographic reports. It punished officers who acted. It made it fashionable to bash Hindus and glorify separatists. The Leftist intellectual ecosystem that bloomed during this era became the command centre of anti-national thought. The UPA didn’t just compromise Bharat’s security—it weaponized its weaknesses.

In Punjab, Khalistanis rise again—funded from Canada, romanticized by Bollywood, protected by the same Leftists who called Bhindranwale a saint. In Kerala, ISIS camps function behind the smokescreen of “minority rights.” Hindu girls disappear and reappear in Syrian bunkers, while the CPI(M) argues for “freedom of faith.” In Manipur, the church arms militants and blames Brahmanism. In Assam, illegal settlers are treated as victims while indigenous Bodos, Karbis, and Assamese Hindus are forced to prove citizenship in their own land. In Bengal, the police protect the rioter and arrest the priest. This is not governance. This is internal sabotage.

And yet, the Left-Islamist nexus does not stop. They want Bharat to forget its past, to doubt its gods, to hate its history. They want Sanskrit replaced by protest songs. They want the Mahabharata banned but Mao’s Red Book taught in schools. They say Hindutva is the threat while defending Taliban apologists. They attack Diwali firecrackers, ban Holi colors, question temple funding, and file petitions against every Hindu festival. But they remain silent when loudspeakers drown the Gita, when temple land is grabbed, when sadhus are lynched, when saffron-clad youth are harassed. They are not liberals. They are civilisational cannibals.

This is not paranoia. This is truth. Backed by facts, maps, and murdered memories. 25% of Bharat has already slipped into a non-Hindu majority. Lakshadweep has just 3% Hindus. Nine out of 36 states and union territories have lost their Hindu majority. Hundreds of districts and tehsils are flipping fast. And with every election, every housing scheme, every ration line—this change accelerates.

Still, the courts hesitate. The politicians stammer. The media deceives. And the Hindu, the rightful inheritor of this land, remains entranced in silence. But silence now is suicide. This is not a moment for passive politics or polite debates. This is a time for assertion. For awakening. For civilisational resistance. Because if we do not rise now, we will be reduced to relics. Museums will showcase temples as ruins of a forgotten faith. Textbooks will mention Hindus as the original inhabitants—lost to tolerance. Loudspeakers will drown mantras. Identity cards will erase surnames. And the map of Bharat will remain—but her soul will not.

The enemy is within. Dressed in denim and delivering lectures on democracy. Funded by foreign dollars. Masked as secularists, but dreaming of separatism. If Bharat must survive, then this red-green alliance must be exposed, opposed, and erased. The time for slogans is over. The time for a Population Control Act is now. The time for a national NRC is now. The time to reclaim Bharat—block by block, booth by booth, border by border—is now.

History has already marked this generation. Will it remember us as the ones who rose—or the ones who surrendered? This is not just a headline. This is the final cry of a civilisation. Act. Resist. Rise. Because the soil is screaming. The dharma is trembling. And Bharat is calling.

And this time, let the enemies know—we are awake. We remember. And we will never forget.