Crackerjack Diwali

Much has been said and written about the Taj Mahal in recent days. I am glad Yogi Adityanath brought it up first and pronounced it is not the only monument of interest in UP or India. It takes courage to do that in the face of historical liars who have glorified this building by cleverly concealing the crimes behind it. Over 2000o workers who built it had their hands chopped off and the murderer who built it, Shahjehan, is known to have had a harem of thousands of women. Tons of money, far more than on any other heritage monument in India, has been spent on preserving the Taj. During wars it was probably the only monument that was covered with scaffolding and protected from attacks:

 

Today, if a govt talks about a Shivaji statue on the sea or the tallest statue of Sardar Patel, there are end number of morons who protest and want the money spent elsewhere. These idiotic NGOs and assorted individuals with zero-brains even blame these non-existent statues and the Bullet train for the stampede at Elphinstone station. The Taj was built over 22 years, cost many lives and amidst starvation, poverty and a terribly bad economy. In modern times, the cost of Taj would be over $1 Bn and maintenance cost over the years $10 Bn. All this for a woman that Shahjehan is supposed to have loved but used as a sex toy to produce 14 babies in 14 years. She died on the 14th baby. It doesn’t take a deep reading of history for anyone to know that the Taj is a CRIME SCENE. People should visit its beauty to know how criminal and murderous the Mughals were.

There are many fashionable men and women who were fabulous clothes. You just have to wonder how they would feel if they learned that some of their clothes came from tiny boys and girls that toiled for 16 hours a day for Re.1 per hour. Taj is somewhat like that. The crimes are not visible. Our school history books are full of distortions and even outright lies. They glorify murderous Mughals. Bollywood takes it further by glorifying Mughal criminals. The onus is, therefore, on Hindu parents to teach their children true Hindu history and the lies of school books. Young minds are poisoned by such school books while our HRD Minister is usually busy RTing tweets of PM Modi or ribbon-cutting elsewhere. This particular episode from a missionary school that was relayed on Twitter a few days back should be shocking to all of us:

A Hindu kid supposedly writes an essay about his love for Jesus and Christmas. Nothing wrong with that. But he goes further to state that they don’t celebrate Diwali because he does not LIKE Diwali. I hold such Hindu parents responsible for turning their children into idiots. This particular kid will come out of school, having consumed all the poison, hating his own culture and identity. He will probably end up at JNU or some Periyar group chanting Anti-Hindu or Anti-India slogans. This is not a stray incident. There are many schools, NGOs and the missionary-mafia that teaches people contempt for Hinduism. It did not help that the previous and many Congress govts are partners in this Hinduism-hate. In particular, Congress under SoniaG had unleashed a large operation to destroy Hindus in every which way possible. The current ModiSarkar has not added to the damage but has also not done anything to undo the damage by Congress.

Jesus being born on December 25 is a myth. Even Vatican priests don’t believe that crap. The virgin-mother story is scientifically dubious. But more than Christians, it is the Hindu clowns who parade as Christmas angels or Santa Clowns. Christmas is “fashionable”, Hindu festivals are deemed regressive and backward. There is no dearth of fashionable morons exclaiming “Jeez” without knowing what it means. Consequently, the Congress-inspired NGOs and other outfits frequently knock the doors of courts, especially SC, to particularly attack Hinduism and traditional Hindu practices and customs. From temples to Dahi Handi to Jallikattu to Diwali crackers – the SC has ruled on everything. SC has even redefined what marital rape is. In Hindu matters, the SC is prompt on issuing judgements while on other matters, like Triple Talaq or Ram Mandir, it keeps issuing notices and reminders to the govt or parties that really have no say in it.

There is no Dahi Handi Act. There was no Jallikattu Act (till the cruelty to animal’s law). There is no Kite flying Act. There is no Karwa Chauth Act. There is no UCC either. The Constitution does demand UCC but our SC is not interested in enforcing it through the govt although it has made gentle demands in the past. Instead, the SC and other courts have frequently issued “Bans” on this or that. Having tasted blood against Hindu traditions and practices, more and more PILs are filed in courts. Thus, the ban on cracker sale in NCR, ONLY for the Diwali season incurs the wrath of people. There is no dearth of idiots who ask “were there crackers during Ram’s time”? Well, Goat-screwing, Camel-screwing and paedophilia were fashionable and common during Mohammad’s time. Is it legal today? Harems were practiced once, is it legal today? Of course, there are still many paedophiles in Chrislam that commit crimes and get away with it too. Even the Vatican is known to have child-abusers.

The SC should know where to draw the line and not interfere with the “free will” of people unless it is repugnant to civilised life or threatens freedoms. Naturally, the urge to burst more crackers when banned will be the only outcome. The ban on liquor sale on highways (shops within 500 metres) has been circumvented in most parts of India. An effective method would be to use breathalyzers strictly, impose heavy fines and impound vehicles on the spot if there is drunken-driving. People don’t live in courtrooms. Something our judges seriously need to understand and that the best anti-crime laws are best made by people through their legislatures. A ban is usually a boon to those who make more money through black-marketing:

The weak link in the whole chain is the law-enforcement, especially the police force. Most corruption and illegal practices exist with the active support of corrupt cops. How else do Naxals get weapons and grenades? And the ban on cracker-sale in NCR has no scientific or logical evidence that only Diwali contributes heavily to pollution. There is, of course, some merit in reducing the pollution – both air and noise. But an SC ban is certainly not the most sensible thing to do. The crackers need to be controlled for emissions and decibels which can only be done through laws and not by the SC. Bans usually result in revolt if they try to strangle traditional practices. The ban on cracker-sale wasn’t any different in outcome. Apart from bursting crackers right outside the SC, these are now being door delivered:

There are certain freedoms that no court or govt should meddle with. At best, these can be regulated with sensible laws to avoid damage and to avoid injury or loss of life. Judges don’t have any responsibility for the outcomes from the bans and arbitrary rulings they make on social issues. Maybe someday a PIL will be in SC and the judges will rule whether Shahjehan really loved Mumtaz or treated her as a “baby-manufacturing unit”. The more the courts involve themselves in frivolous PILs the more the people are likely to lose respect for their rulings. Crackers are no exception. Maybe judges weren’t children at all.

A Happy Crackerjack Diwali to all!