Boras massacre - Ashok Rane
Why forget the Boras massacre in independent Hindustan where those waving the Tricolour were fired upon?
Delhi city has been simmering for many days due to various agitations, and attempts to create anarchy in the country under the cover of these agitations have begun. At present, an agitation by the Cockroach Janata Party, with the support of the Congress, is going on in Delhi. The agitation is being carried out demanding an inquiry into alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process of electoral rolls, that is, alleged vote theft without providing any evidence, and the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Congress, which has fallen into the abyss of despair, has supplied large resources to the Cockroach Janata Party and has given oxygen to create anarchy in the country through this agitation. Along with the Congress, some foreign forces are also using their ecosystem and employing all tactics to destabilise the country and create an atmosphere of anarchy in the country.
Why was “Lahra Do Tiranga” not done in Srinagar?
On 16 October, agitators organised the “Lahra Do Tiranga – Tiranga Agitation” in the Connaught Place area of Delhi. This agitation took place in the Connaught Place area of Delhi. In the agitation, waving the Tricolour was put forward as an emotional issue with the agenda of creating anarchy in the country. The Delhi government administration had laid down certain conditions and rules to keep law and order intact. Prohibitory orders were imposed in the Jantar Mantar and Central Park areas and some agitators were also taken into custody. Putting a finger on the rules of the security agencies, Abhijit Dipke asked, “Is waving the Tricolour a crime?” and tried to gain sympathy by giving this emotional reaction. At the same time, he tried to gain cheap publicity by creating the false impression that the central government was doing repression and dictatorship. Taking the basis of Abhijit Dipke’s statement, the Congress also poured oil on the fire by bombarding with words like dictatorship, authoritarianism and repression.
But these same people did not utter a word when the Tricolour flag was being insulted in Srinagar. Murli Manohar Joshi and Narendra Modi had taken out a Tiranga Yatra and paid respect to the Tricolour flag in Srinagar. In reality, the Congress has shown the country many times what dictatorship and repression are.
After Hindustan became independent, an incident of firing on those waving the Tricolour took place in Madhya Pradesh in 1949. Similarly, in 1975, by imposing the Emergency, innocent people were locked up in jails. Forceful sterilisation of many people, mostly Hindus, was carried out – this is what is called repression. If we look at history, during the time of Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukla, the Congress leader who was the administrator of Madhya Pradesh in independent Hindustan, indiscriminate firing was done on agitators waving the Tricolour flag. This history must not be forgotten. In independent Hindustan, when Pandit Nehru was the Prime Minister, the incident of firing on those waving the Tricolour is recorded in history as the Boras massacre.
The Boras massacre in which those waving the Tricolour were fired upon
In independent Hindustan, in the then Bhopal State of Madhya Pradesh, on 14 January 1949, the day of Makar Sankranti, the government machinery fired upon the patriots who were agitating to wave the Tricolour, in which four patriot agitators became martyrs and countless agitators were also injured. This incident is called the Boras firing massacre. The unfortunate incident took place in village Boras, situated on the banks of the Narmada in Udaipura tehsil of Raisen district in Madhya Pradesh. At that time, the Prime Minister of the country was Pandit Nehru. The Nawab of Bhopal State was Hamidullah Khan and the state administrator was the senior Congress leader Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukla. Nawab Hamidullah Khan had initially opposed the merger into Hindustan. Therefore, an agitation was held so that the Bhopal State should merge with Hindustan. Due to the firing incident that took place in Boras in Madhya Pradesh on 14 January 1949, the atmosphere of C.P. Berar, which was the Central Provinces, was shaken up. C.P. Berar means the administrative region that included the Central Provinces and Berar of the British period. Later, by keeping the Nawab of Bhopal in check, the state of Madhya Pradesh was established.
The Tricolour flag was hoisted there nearly 2 years and 5 months after Hindustan became independent. Even today, on the day of Makar Sankranti, a big programme is held there in memory of the martyrs and homage is paid to the brave men who became martyrs for waving the Tricolour flag.
Agitation of social media and reels
Today a trend of agitating by making excessive demands has started in the country, and an agitation demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and alleging vote theft without any evidence is going on in Delhi as well as in various parts of the country. Although the agitation appears on the surface to be for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, the inspiration behind it is the dangerous tendency of regime change as seen in Bangladesh and Nepal. Similarly, although this agitation appears to be of the Cockroach Janata Party, the entire supply to the agitation is of AAP, Leftists and Congress, and it is being said that the financial support to the agitation is also foreign. Clarity will certainly come as to from where the financial support has come and whose money has been used, but the ruckus that is being created by insulting the Prime Minister of the country in the name of agitation, or the attempt to create anarchy that is going on, is not Indian thought. In reality, due to such hollow agitations that use social media, reels and other media for publicity, nothing will change in our vast country because the public is wise and knows what is true and what is false. All the updates of the farce that has been going on for the last few days are with the people. Against the cockroaches that are visible in the agitation, crores of youth are working for the country while holding the dream of a developed India by 2047 in their hearts. At present, a post is circulating on a large scale on social media with the purport “Vote theft has not happened, thieves do not get votes”, and this social media post has brought out the reality of the agitation by attracting attention.
Is the agitation for Bangladeshi and Rohingya voters?
The Indian Constitution has given every Indian citizen the right to vote under “one person, one vote and in one place only” in Article 326 of the Indian Constitution. It has also been given under Section 17 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950, but under Section 18, registration of one person in more than one constituency or more than once in the same constituency is prohibited. The question of Bangladeshi and Rohingya voters does not arise at all. Under the S.I.R., the Election Commission has cleaned the electoral rolls by removing the names of deceased persons, dual registrations, and Bangladeshi and Rohingya voters. While implementing the system in a vast country, some mistakes can occur, but they cannot be called vote theft. It is certain that the Election Commission has shown the permanent exit door to Bangladeshi and Rohingya voters. Therefore, it will not be an exaggeration to say that by raising the bogey of vote theft, ruckus is being created and anarchy is being generated in the country. France is burning, Europe is also standing on the threshold of anarchy. Therefore, student organisations and workers should not spoil the atmosphere of the country by making excessive demands. Finally, it will not be wrong to say that the agitation in Delhi is not a student agitation but a politically motivated conspiracy of Congress, AAP and Leftists to create anarchy in the country.
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