What does Vadra know about Hindutva: Relative of man killed in J&K
In a recent controversy, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi’s husband Robert Vadra sparked outrage by stating that “Muslims are feeling weakened in India”. The statement drew fierce criticism from all quarters, with many accusing him of stoking Hindu-Muslim divide. Now, a relative of a man killed in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam has added his voice to the chorus of condemnation.
Manjunath Rao, a resident of Karnataka, was among the victims of the terror attack in Pahalgam in 2017. His relative, who wished to remain anonymous, has come out strongly against Vadra’s statement, questioning what he knew about Hindutva.
“This was not expected from him,” the relative said in an interview. “What does he know about Hindutva? Terrorists don’t have any religion. He should take his words back.”
The relative’s outburst is a stark reminder of the hurt and anger that Vadra’s statement has caused. Many have questioned the timing and motivation behind his statement, with some accusing him of attempting to polarize society for political gain.
Vadra’s statement has also been criticized by many who argue that it is a gross exaggeration. Muslims are a significant minority in India, and while there may be some who feel marginalized or excluded, it is unfair to suggest that the entire community is feeling “weakened”.
Furthermore, the statement has been seen as a betrayal of the values of secularism and tolerance that are enshrined in India’s Constitution. India is a pluralistic society where people of different faiths and backgrounds live together, and it is essential to promote harmony and understanding rather than division and discord.
The relative of Manjunath Rao’s death is not the only one who has spoken out against Vadra’s statement. Many others have also expressed their outrage and disbelief at his words, with some calling for him to apologize and retract his statement.
In a country where terrorism is a major threat, it is crucial that we stand united against this menace. Vadra’s statement has only served to divide us further, and it is essential that we move forward with a sense of unity and purpose.
It is also worth noting that Vadra’s statement has been made at a time when the country is already grappling with the challenges of terrorism and communal tension. The recent attacks in Kashmir and other parts of the country have left many people feeling anxious and vulnerable, and it is essential that we work together to build a sense of trust and cooperation.
In conclusion, Robert Vadra’s statement that “Muslims are feeling weakened in India” has been widely criticized for being divisive and misleading. A relative of a man killed in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir has spoken out against the statement, questioning what Vadra knows about Hindutva. It is essential that we promote harmony and understanding in our society, and that we work together to build a safer and more inclusive future for all.
