Sanjay Kumar Questions Sonia Gandhi’s Tears Over Babri Masjid in New Book
Sanjay Kumar criticizes Sonia Gandhis reflections on the Babri Masjid issue in her autobiography, questioning her emotional responses to various historical events.
Srinagar, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Sanjay Kumar, a prominent figure among the Kar Sevaks, has raised pointed questions regarding Sonia Gandhi’s recent autobiography, particularly her reflections on the Babri Masjid issue. In a statement made in Srinagar, Kumar expressed dismay over what he perceives as a lack of genuine leadership, suggesting that politicians like Gandhi only invoke such topics when they have nothing substantial to discuss.
Kumar remarked, “It is unfortunate for our society to have leaders who bring up these issues periodically, especially when they lack meaningful dialogue.” He referred to Gandhi’s claim that she shed tears when the Babri structure was demolished in 1992, questioning why she did not express similar emotions when historical atrocities were committed against Sanatan Dharma.
He stated, “When Babur attacked and built the mosque using the remnants of the temple, did she not weep? Was she unaware of the historical suffering inflicted by the Mughals in India?” Kumar challenged the narrative that Gandhi presents in her book, arguing it reflects a selective understanding of history.
Further, he accused Gandhi of using emotional appeals for political gain, suggesting that her tears were merely an act to secure votes. “If there was no faith in Lord Ram, the Hindus would not have demolished the Babri structure. It’s a matter of pride that Lord Ram, an ancestor of Sanatan Hindus, is recognized worldwide,” he added.
Kumar also criticized the Congress party’s stance, claiming they often blame the BJP for being influenced by the RSS. He pointed out that the RSS was founded in 1925 by Keshav Hedgewar, who shared ideological roots with the Congress. In a light-hearted jab, he suggested that Rahul Gandhi serves as a brand ambassador for the BJP.
He concluded by lamenting the tendency of some politicians to distract from their own shortcomings by criticizing those who are actively working for society. “If Gandhi could cry over the events of 1992, why did she not shed tears for the Pulwama attack or the bombing at Raghunath Temple? It is crucial for the public to discern who genuinely stands with Sanatan and Hindus and who merely sheds tears for political purposes,” Kumar asserted.
