#BJP leader Dhirendra Singh

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 25th November. The debate over Bharat’s identity as a secular state or a potential “Hindu nation” has reemerged, fueled by Congress leader Phool Singh Baraiya’s strong critique of Bageshwar Dham’s Peethadheeshwar Dhirendra Krishna Shastri and his ongoing padayatra. This event, known as the “Hindu Ekta Yatra,” has drawn massive participation from Bharat and abroad, including political figures from both the ruling BJP and opposition parties. Baraiya’s comments have sparked a nationwide conversation on secularism, religion, and governance. Understanding Baraiya’s Controversial Remarks Phool Singh Baraiya, a Congress MLA from Bhander city in Madhya Pradesh, has accused Bageshwar Baba of “hooliganism” and aligning his efforts with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political agenda. Baraiya asserts that such movements aim to keep citizens “in the dark” and “fools,” facilitating Modi’s prolonged dominance in power. Baraiya’s most striking statement, however, challenges the very notion of Hindu identity in Bharat. He sarcastically questions the authenticity of Hinduism, referencing societal evils like caste-based discrimination, gender-based violence, and social exclusion, all committed in the name of Hindu tradition. This pointed criticism invites reflection on the diversity and complexity within the Hindu identity itself. The Padayatra and Its Symbolism Bageshwar Baba’s Hindu Ekta Yatra is not merely a religious procession but a powerful statement advocating for Hindu nationalism. For years, Shastri has championed the declaration of Bharat as a Hindu nation and has appealed for an end to casteism, an issue deeply ingrained in Bharatiya society. His padyatra has attracted thousands of participants from within Bharat and the Bharatiya diaspora, emphasizing unity among Hindus. Supporters argue that the movement seeks to revive Hindu pride and address social divisions. Critics, however, view it as a political maneuver veiled in religious fervor, pointing to the presence of political leaders from the BJP and even the Congress among the marchers. Bharat’s Secular Identity: A Historical Perspective Bharat’s secularism, as enshrined in the Constitution, is rooted in inclusivity and equal respect for all religions. The founders of modern Bharat envisioned a pluralistic society that would thrive on diversity. Declaring Bharat a Hindu nation would challenge this foundational principle and potentially alienate significant portions of the population, including minorities and marginalized communities. Baraiya’s remarks, although controversial, reflect fears that Hindu nationalism might erode the secular fabric of the country. His assertion that there are “no Hindus in Bharat” highlights contradictions within the community and underscores the need for introspection rather than exclusivity. Analyzing the Role of Political Leaders Baraiya’s statements also raise questions about political motives. While he critiques BJP leaders for aligning with religious movements, Congress figures like Jaivardhan Singh have also participated in the padayatra. This duality reflects the political tightrope that leaders walk in a country where religion often influences public sentiment. The presence of politicians across party lines in such events indicates that religion remains a potent force in Bharatiya politics. This dynamic complicates efforts to maintain secular governance and suggests that both major political parties recognize the electoral importance of religious identity. Global Attention on the Yatra The Hindu Ekta Yatra has garnered international attention, with participants from countries like Nepal, Mauritius, Britain, and Saudi Arabia. This global reach underscores the resonance of Hindu nationalism among the Bharatiya diaspora, who often see themselves as cultural ambassadors of their heritage. However, the international participation also brings scrutiny. Critics argue that projecting Bharat as a Hindu nation might damage its global image as a multicultural democracy.

It could strain relations with countries that value secularism or have significant Muslim populations. The Dangers of Religious Exclusivity Bharat’s strength lies in its diversity. Declaring it a Hindu nation risks alienating religious minorities and deepening existing divisions within Hinduism itself. Movements like Bageshwar Baba’s padayatra may inspire unity among some but can equally polarize others, undermining the inclusive vision of Bharat’s founders. Baraiya’s criticism, while provocative, draws attention to a critical debate: Can Bharat reconcile its religious heritage with its commitment to secularism? His remarks serve as a reminder that religion, when intertwined with politics, can become a divisive tool rather than a unifying force. Conclusion Bharat stands at a crossroads, grappling with its identity as a secular state or a nation defined by one religion. While movements like the Hindu Ekta Yatra resonate with many, they also raise questions about inclusivity and governance. Leaders like Phool Singh Baraiya may use sharp rhetoric, but their critiques highlight genuine concerns about the implications of Hindu nationalism. To safeguard its pluralistic ethos, Bharat must ensure that religion remains a matter of personal faith rather than a political agenda. Only by embracing its diversity can the nation truly thrive as a beacon of unity in a fractured world.   The post ‘No Hindus in India’: Congress MLA Baraiya’s Bold Statement Shakes the Nation appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 25th November. The debate over Bharat’s identity as a secular state or a potential “Hindu nation” has reemerged, fueled by Congress leader Phool Singh Baraiya’s strong critique of Bageshwar Dham’s Peethadheeshwar Dhirendra Krishna Shastri and his ongoing padayatra. This event, known as the “Hindu Ekta Yatra,” has drawn massive participation from Bharat and abroad, including political figures from both the ruling BJP and opposition parties. Baraiya’s comments have sparked a nationwide conversation on secularism, religion, and governance. Understanding Baraiya’s Controversial Remarks Phool Singh Baraiya, a Congress MLA from Bhander city in Madhya Pradesh, has accused Bageshwar Baba of “hooliganism” and aligning his efforts with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political agenda. Baraiya asserts that such movements aim to keep citizens “in the dark” and “fools,” facilitating Modi’s prolonged dominance in power. Baraiya’s most striking statement, however, challenges the very notion of Hindu identity in Bharat. He sarcastically questions the authenticity of Hinduism, referencing societal evils like caste-based discrimination, gender-based violence, and social exclusion, all committed in the name of Hindu tradition. This pointed criticism invites reflection on the diversity and complexity within the Hindu identity itself. The Padayatra and Its Symbolism Bageshwar Baba’s Hindu Ekta Yatra is not merely a religious procession but a powerful statement advocating for Hindu nationalism. For years, Shastri has championed the declaration of Bharat as a Hindu nation and has appealed for an end to casteism, an issue deeply ingrained in Bharatiya society. His padyatra has attracted thousands of participants from within Bharat and the Bharatiya diaspora, emphasizing unity among Hindus. Supporters argue that the movement seeks to revive Hindu pride and address social divisions. Critics, however, view it as a political maneuver veiled in religious fervor, pointing to the presence of political leaders from the BJP and even the Congress among the marchers. Bharat’s Secular Identity: A Historical Perspective Bharat’s secularism, as enshrined in the Constitution, is rooted in inclusivity and equal respect for all religions. The founders of modern Bharat envisioned a pluralistic society that would thrive on diversity. Declaring Bharat a Hindu nation would challenge this foundational principle and potentially alienate significant portions of the population, including minorities and marginalized communities. Baraiya’s remarks, although controversial, reflect fears that Hindu nationalism might erode the secular fabric of the country. His assertion that there are “no Hindus in Bharat” highlights contradictions within the community and underscores the need for introspection rather than exclusivity. Analyzing the Role of Political Leaders Baraiya’s statements also raise questions about political motives. While he critiques BJP leaders for aligning with religious movements, Congress figures like Jaivardhan Singh have also participated in the padayatra. This duality reflects the political tightrope that leaders walk in a country where religion often influences public sentiment. The presence of politicians across party lines in such events indicates that religion remains a potent force in Bharatiya politics. This dynamic complicates efforts to maintain secular governance and suggests that both major political parties recognize the electoral importance of religious identity. Global Attention on the Yatra The Hindu Ekta Yatra has garnered international attention, with participants from countries like Nepal, Mauritius, Britain, and Saudi Arabia. This global reach underscores the resonance of Hindu nationalism among the Bharatiya diaspora, who often see themselves as cultural ambassadors of their heritage. However, the international participation also brings scrutiny. Critics argue that projecting Bharat as a Hindu nation might damage its global image as a multicultural democracy.

It could strain relations with countries that value secularism or have significant Muslim populations. The Dangers of Religious Exclusivity Bharat’s strength lies in its diversity. Declaring it a Hindu nation risks alienating religious minorities and deepening existing divisions within Hinduism itself. Movements like Bageshwar Baba’s padayatra may inspire unity among some but can equally polarize others, undermining the inclusive vision of Bharat’s founders. Baraiya’s criticism, while provocative, draws attention to a critical debate: Can Bharat reconcile its religious heritage with its commitment to secularism? His remarks serve as a reminder that religion, when intertwined with politics, can become a divisive tool rather than a unifying force. Conclusion Bharat stands at a crossroads, grappling with its identity as a secular state or a nation defined by one religion. While movements like the Hindu Ekta Yatra resonate with many, they also raise questions about inclusivity and governance. Leaders like Phool Singh Baraiya may use sharp rhetoric, but their critiques highlight genuine concerns about the implications of Hindu nationalism. To safeguard its pluralistic ethos, Bharat must ensure that religion remains a matter of personal faith rather than a political agenda. Only by embracing its diversity can the nation truly thrive as a beacon of unity in a fractured world.   The post ‘No Hindus in India’: Congress MLA Baraiya’s Bold Statement Shakes the Nation appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

[wowhealthfitness20]

UP Ballia News, Murder Case Update; BJP MLA Surendra Singh Aide Dhirendra Singh Absconding | बलिया गोलीकांड पर विधायक सुरेंद्र सिंह बोले- कोई किसी के पिता, मां, भाभी और बहू को मारेगा तो क्रिया की प्रतिक्रिया होगी

UP Ballia News, Murder Case Update; BJP MLA Surendra Singh Aide Dhirendra Singh Absconding | बलिया गोलीकांड पर विधायक सुरेंद्र सिंह बोले- कोई किसी के पिता, मां, भाभी और बहू को मारेगा तो क्रिया की प्रतिक्रिया होगी

बलिया19 मिनट पहले

मुख्य आरोपी धीरेंद्र सिंह को मिठाई खिला रहे बलिया विधायक सुरेंद्र सिंह का यह फोटो वायरल हो रहा है। धीरेंद्र (काला कुर्ता) ने गुरुवार को एसडीएम और सीओ के सामने युवक की हत्या कर दी थी।

उत्तर प्रदेश के बलिया में एसडीएम और सीओ के सामने गोली मारकर युवक की हत्या करने वाला मुख्य आरोपी धीरेंद्र सिंह पुलिस की पकड़ से बाहर है। आरोपी भाजपा विधायक सुरेंद्र सिंह का करीबी है। वारदात को…

[latestbreakingnewsupdates]

MLA Surendra Singh on Ballia shooting- If anyone kills father, mother, nephew, son-in-law, there will be reaction to action

MLA Surendra Singh on Ballia shooting- If anyone kills father, mother, nephew, son-in-law, there will be reaction to action

Balia6 minutes ago

Copy the link

Ballia MLA Surendra Singh’s main accused Dhirendra Singh’s photo eating sweets is going viral. Dhirendra (Kala Kurta) killed a young man on Thursday in front of SDM, CI.

Dhirendra Singh, the prime accused in the shooting death of a youth in front of SDM and CI in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, is not in police custody. The accused is close to BJP MLA Surendra Singh.…

[everythingshouldbereality]

Ballia shooting accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh sent to 14-day judicial custody Image Source : PTI Ballia shooting accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh sent to 14-day judicial custody A local court in Ballia sent Dhirendra Pratap Singh, a local BJP leader who allegedly killed a man following a quarrel over the allotment of ration shops last week, to 14-day judicial custody on Monday.

[fast1997]

Jewar MLA who drove Rahul Gandhi to Bhatta Parsaul backs PM Modi, targets Congress on farm laws | India News

Jewar MLA who drove Rahul Gandhi to Bhatta Parsaul backs PM Modi, targets Congress on farm laws | India News

NEW DELHI: It was May 10, 2011 when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sneaked into the twin villages of Bhatta-Parsaul in the Jewar assembly constituency of Uttar Pradesh pillion-riding on a motorcycle. The man who drove him on the bike was a farmer leader and a Congress supporter Dhirendra Singh, who now is a BJP MLA from Jewar, about 80 km from Delhi. Talking to TOI, while seated in his…

[hospitality-world-news]

Eco-friendly, driverless taxi pods in consideration for connectivity to upcoming Noida Airport in Jewar

For the first phase of the Noida International Airport in Jewar, development work is underway. Jewar Airport: Commuting to and from the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh to be convenient as for last-mile connectivity of passengers, driverless personal rapid transport (PRT) or pod taxis could be considered, said BJP leader and Jewar legislator Dhirendra Singh. In several…

[weelectronicstudentreviewstuff]

Driverless taxi pods in consideration for Noida Airport connectivity | Automobiles News

Driverless taxi pods in consideration for Noida Airport connectivity | Automobiles News

Driverless personal rapid transport (PRT) or pod taxis could be considered for last-mile connectivity of passengers commuting to and from the upcoming Noida International Airport, BJP leader and Jewar legislator Dhirendra Singh said. The hi-tech pod taxis, which are used in several western countries, are cost-effective, pro-environment and convenient, Singh said, a day after meeting with…

[bbcbreakingnews]

BJP rigged UP bypolls, will give details after results are out: Akhilesh

LUCKNOW: A day before the announcement of the results for bye-elections to seven Assembly constituencies in Uttar Pradesh, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday accused the BJP of rigging the elections in its favour. He, however, did not elaborate on the accusation, and said he would provide detailed information after the results are out on Tuesday. At a press conference after a number of former lawmakers from the BSP and the Congress joined the party, Yadav said, “The BJP has done ‘dhandhli’ (rigging), ‘dhokha’ (fraud) and whatever it could by (misusing) the administration. The government had made such an arrangement that the voters could not come out (to exercise their franchise).” “I will give detailed information after the results of the bye-election are declared on November 10,” he said. About the Bihar elections, the SP president exuded confidence that the exit polls predicting an edge for the RJD-led opposition alliance over the ruling NDA would be correct and that the tenure of those who “started spreading hatred in the society” was coming to an end. Even abroad, those who wanted to rule by dividing the society have been ousted by the people, he said. “I am happy that there is a group of journalists there (in the US), which claimed that in past four years there, a president lied more than 22 thousand times. If the journalists here count the lies of the UP chief minister and the prime minister, then it will come out in lakhs.” On demonetisation, he said those who had no black money suffered a lot and those with black money left the country. “The BJP is responsible for the condition of the country’s economy. The result of demonetisation is that, till date, the economy of the country has not been able to recover. It not only ended the big businessmen, but also the small traders, small farmers and the poor,” Yadav said. “By demonetisation, BJP won in Uttar Pradesh. It was done so that BJP could win in UP. Not only demonetisation, whatever decisions the government has taken have disappointed the people. The BJP has broken the trust of the people of the entire country,” he added. The leaders who joined the SP were former Bahujan Samaj Party MPs Kailash Nath Singh Yadav and Kaiser Jahan, former Congress MP Bal Kumar Patel, and former MLAs Ram Singh Patel, Sunil Kumar Yadav, Ramesh Rahi and Dhirendra Prakash. The Samajwadi Party chief also celebrated the birthday of Khazanchi Nath- the child who was born while his mother was standing in a bank queue in Kanpur dehat post-demonetisation in 2016- by cutting a cake and giving him gifts. The SP celebrates his birthday every year to mark the “failure” of the BJP government’s demonitisation move.

The post BJP rigged UP bypolls, will give details after results are out: Akhilesh appeared first on BreakingNews.

source https://bbcbreakingnews.com/2020/11/09/bjp-rigged-up-bypolls-will-give-details-after-results-are-out-akhilesh/

[wowhealthfitness20]

Police Recover Weapon Used In Crime

Police Recover Weapon Used In Crime

The court sought the law ministry’s response after going through a statement by the World Health Organisation, which has declared virginity testing as unscientific, medically unnecessary and unreliable.

The police on Friday recovered the revolver used in the shooting incident in Durjanpur village here which had left one person dead. According to police, BJP leader Dhirendra Pratap Singh,…

[everythingshouldbereality]

100-bed COVID facility starts in UP's Jewar for rural people

100-bed COVID facility starts in UP’s Jewar for rural people

Image Source : PTI View of newly built 50 beded Covid Care Centre at Noida Stadium. (Representation image) A 100-bed COVID-19 care facility started in a community health centre in Gautam Buddh Nagar’s rural Jewar area on Thursday with support from local authorities and foreign aid, BJP leader and local MLA Dhirendra Singh said. The conversion of the rural CHC into a dedicated COVID facility was…

[officialnews2o]

Ballia Firing: UP Police Takes Custody Of BJP Leader Dhirendra Singh

[sachwlang]

Ballia shooting accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh sent to 14-day judicial custody

Ballia shooting accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh sent to 14-day judicial custody

[ad_1]

Image Source : PTI

Ballia shooting accused Dhirendra Pratap Singh sent to 14-day judicial custody

A local court in Ballia sent Dhirendra Pratap Singh, a local BJP leader who allegedly killed a man following a quarrel over the allotment of ration shops last week, to 14-day judicial custody on Monday. He was presented before the court around 10 am amid tight security. The court has sent…

[newsyatra]

Ballia Murder Case: Main Accused Dhirendra Will Remain In Police Custody For 48 Hours - बलिया हत्याकांड: 48 घंटे तक पुलिस रिमांड में रहेगा मुख्य आरोपी धीरेंद्र सिंह

Ballia Murder Case: Main Accused Dhirendra Will Remain In Police Custody For 48 Hours – बलिया हत्याकांड: 48 घंटे तक पुलिस रिमांड में रहेगा मुख्य आरोपी धीरेंद्र सिंह

[ad_1]

अमर उजाला नेटवर्क, बलिया

Updated Wed, 21 Oct 2020 04:41 PM IST

मुख्य आरोपी धीरेंद्र प्रताप सिंह को 14 दिन की न्यायिक हिरासत में भेजा गया। – फोटो : अमर उजाला

पढ़ें अमर उजाला ई-पेपर कहीं भी, कभी भी।

*Yearly subscription for just ₹299 Limited Period Offer. HURRY UP!

ख़बर सुनें

ख…

[consumerinfoline]

Dhirendra Chauhan rejoins BJP in Uttarakhand

Dhirendra Chauhan rejoins BJP in Uttarakhand

Dehradun, Mar 30 (PTI) Senior leader from Kotdwar Dhirendra Chauhan, who had quit the BJP during civic body polls in the state, rejoined the party on Saturday along with his supporters.

        Welcoming him back into the party fold, Uttrakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said his return would further bolster the BJP’s chances in Pauri.

       Chauhan, who is considered to be an…