Why do we need to boycott all events at Ayodhya Temple?

Why do we need to boycott all events at Ayodhya Temple? It is not the only temple ever built, and we all know it’s a political gimmick.

What’s so special about the Ayodhya Temple, a temple built on the riots by demolishing the Babri Masjid by Hindu nationalist?

All opposition should stop participating in the event and instead focus on revealing the truth. Opposition should refrain from believing in Modi’s magic and following the cult leader. Instead, they should spread awareness of fascism. Ban the EVM.

Yes they will call you Anti-national, Anti-hindu. That’s how fascism works. You need to tackle it.

We need to stop playing the same game as Modi. It will further strengthen him. Instead, let’s employ the truth sandwich strategy.

What a fascist government does?

Fascism is a far-right political ideology and system of government that emerged in the early 20th century, most notably in Italy under Benito Mussolini and in Germany under Adolf Hitler. It is characterized by authoritarianism, nationalism, and a belief in the superiority of one’s own race or nation. While it’s essential to understand that fascism is a deeply controversial and harmful ideology that has caused immense suffering and death, it’s also important to recognize the tactics and strategies used by fascist leaders to gain and maintain power. Some of the key tricks and techniques of fascism include:

• Nationalism: Fascist leaders often exploit and promote extreme nationalism, emphasizing the importance of their nation or ethnicity and portraying it as superior to others. This can create a sense of unity and pride among their supporters while stoking hatred and mistrust toward perceived enemies or outsiders.

For example, anyone who criticizes the government will be labeled as anti-national. For instance, a teacher was suspended for requesting an educated candidates in election.

• Propaganda: Fascist regimes make extensive use of propaganda to shape public opinion. This can include controlling the media, spreading false information, and using emotionally charged rhetoric to manipulate the masses. The goal is to create a climate where dissent and criticism are suppressed, and the regime’s agenda is unquestioningly accepted.

e.g. Propaganda, such as Love Jihad and promoting it through movie and Godi Media, why Hindu festivals are only targeted. There is a call for banning loudspeakers in mosques, despite the fact that Hindu temples contribute more than 70-80% of the noise.

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• Cult of Personality: Fascist leaders cultivate a cult of personality, often portraying themselves as charismatic and infallible figures. They use mass rallies, public spectacles, and staged events to create an aura of strength and invincibility around themselves.

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• Suppression of Opposition: Fascist regimes frequently employ violence, intimidation, and censorship to silence political opposition. They may imprison or execute political opponents, ban opposition parties, and suppress labor unions and civil society organizations.

e.g Arresting and harassing strong opponents who are difficult to tackle, for example, either by arresting them or removing them from the assembly.

• Militarization: Fascist governments tend to heavily emphasize militarism and the expansion of their armed forces. This not only serves to strengthen their control over the population but also can be used to justify aggressive foreign policies and territorial expansion.
• Scapegoating and Discrimination: Fascist leaders often scapegoat minority groups, blaming them for economic or societal problems. This can lead to the persecution and discrimination of minority populations, sometimes culminating in mass violence and genocide.
• Manipulation of Legal Systems: Fascist regimes may manipulate legal systems to legitimize their actions. They pass laws that allow them to consolidate power, suppress opposition, and persecute targeted groups, all while maintaining a façade of legality.

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• Economic Policies: Fascist governments may implement corporatist economic policies that involve a close relationship between the state and big business. This serves to consolidate economic power and often benefits the ruling elite, while the general population may suffer from economic hardship.

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• Militant Youth Movements: Fascist regimes often create youth organizations that promote loyalty to the state, indoctrinate young minds, and prepare them for future service to the regime.

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• Expansionism and Imperialism: Some fascist regimes seek territorial expansion and may pursue aggressive foreign policies to achieve their goals. This can lead to conflicts and wars with other nations.

It’s essential to recognize the dangers of fascism and to be vigilant against its tactics, as it has resulted in some of the most destructive and devastating episodes in human history. Promoting democracy, human rights, and open, informed public discourse is a crucial defense against the rise of fascist ideologies and their destructive practices.