A SATYAGRAHA COMMITTED TO CO-OPERATION

A SATYAGRAHA COMMITTED TO CO-OPERATION

India did submit to the government of Pakistan, officially and urgently, a list of terrorists residing in Pakistan and bringing about destruction all over the world and executing terrorist attacks in India.

India gave Pakistan a time period of seven days to hand over these terrorists.
However, slime, conspiracy and deviousness being the mastered skills of Pakistan, this nation has officially refused to do so and in no uncertain terms. It has on the contrary, reacted with a baseless and self-serving allegation that the terrorist attacks of 26th November were a joint conspiracy hatched by India, the United States and Israel.

Moreover, it is indeed pointless expecting any political prudence from Mr. Zardari, who is better known as ‘Mr. ten percent’, i.e. by his identity as a middleman. Also, where international politics is concerned, it is mandatory to adhere to certain norms in order to avoid blame and that is precisely what India did.
And now it is Pakistan that has rid India totally of the responsibility of averting war.
The fact that Pakistan has nuclear arms need not worry us at all. In any case all these nuclear arms, missiles and other sophisticated weapons are going to pass over to the hands of Taliban, who is going to take charge of Pakistan. What will then follow will be extreme horrific destruction and tumult that India, the United States, Great Britain, Israel, France and Germany will have to suffer. It therefore becomes imperative to pin down Pakistan, shake it to shambles and hand it over to prudent and sensible leaders of Pakistan.

India has never harboured intentions of gulping down Pakistan and it never will. Today however, India does indeed nurture the wish to squash Pakistan and as a matter of fact, India must.

However, I appeal to My friends to mind well that this enmity exists between India and Pakistan and by no means between the Indian Hindu and the Indian Muslim. One would not even dream of doubting the patriotism and the loyal dutifulness of the police commissioner of Mumbai, Shree Hasan Gafoor and Shree Javed Ahmed - also belonging to Islam. Besides, I am more than sure that the Indian Muslim is going to stand by India. The wars in the past have more than proved this fact. The refusal of the Islamic clerics to allow the last rites of the terrorists to be conducted, is indeed indicative of their patriotism and dutifulness.

Taking help of their secret supporters, Pakistan will in all certainty, keep striving to bring about riots between the Hindus and the Muslims or even between the Christians and the Muslims. It follows therefore that all of us Indians need to be very alert and not allow this to happen.

Yesterday’s editorial discussed how we ought to set about our task. Let us now go on to see, what we can do further.

1) Since all that is needed as far as the address of the chief minister and that of the prime minister are concerned, your letters will reach them with a minimal mention of the office, the post and the name of the city, keep on mounting the pressure by adopting this one and also other measures spoken about yesterday. -Victory will be ours, down with enemy!

2) Every Indian citizen must be alert as he goes about his daily affairs and immediately inform the closest police station, if he came across a suspicious article, a vehicle or a even a person who arouses suspicion by his demeanour.

3) Further, it is very important for every prudent citizen to ensure that hearsay does not turn into rumour; for rumours spread like wild fire and tend to incite the ‘mob’ to act reckless and misbehave to say the least. The result could be destructive acts ranging from stampede to stone throwing or the likes of these.
We must know and know well that at this moment, it is our prime duty to ensure that the Indian police force does not find itself under excessive pressure.

4) Our volunteers of the AADM and all the Upasana centres will remain in constant contact with the police stations in their respective vicinities and will extend all appropriate help. This will be done in a very disciplined manner not resorting to any impulsive act or a risk that is uncalled for.
Like I have mentionned in the work ‘The Third World War?’, war is not restricted to the borders of nations any more; modern techniques of warfare have taken the war to the backyard of the commoner. This is also the reason why I have put forth for My friends, this approach of co-operating with the police force and mind you, this just has to be, considering the fact that the police force is burdened with the mamoth task of ensuring security within the country and that too with their scarce equipment and their scarce numerical strength. Here again, the sentiment that ‘we are obliging the police force’ is out of the question and totally wrong.

5) That small towns and villages located away from the Indian borders and coasts do not really need to be alert is not only a misconception but a foolish and suicidal notion.
This is so, because now on, small towns or apparently insignificant locations (not only ports) along the extensive coast of India are all going to become access points for Pakistan and its secret supporters in India. Major deterrents like tight security measures are lacking in small towns and so they will tend to target these apparently insignificant places and cause all the damage there.
This therefore calls for citizens of small towns too, to take all precaution and be alert. Dilly-dallying and carelessness in the matter will result in grave consequences, what the ‘Kaal’ (Time) will never pardon. So shraddhaavaan citizens of small towns as well must necessarily co-operate with the police force and contribute to the service of the nation.

6) In case India refrains from adopting a more stringent and more severe stand until the early hours of Friday the 5th, what you ought to do the morning of Friday onwards is, wear on your forehead or your arm, a white band or a white handkerchief bearing the words ‘May Pakistan be destroyed’ in red ink. At the same time, take to writing messages and letters with increased fervour and in increased numbers.

7) In the event that the expected action is not taken until the early hours of the 7th, I Myself will commence the ‘satyagraha’. This satyagraha will be done in complete peace, will be done through totally non-violent means and will not exert any pressure whatsoever on the policeforce This will be so because this satyagraha is in no way directed against the Indian government, on the contrary it means to strengthen its hands; it does not mean to corner the government or the police force, it will be done in cooperation with them.

8) This satyagraha will span from the 7th to the 14th. If appropriate action is indeed taken before the end of this period, tasks extending help will be taken up. But then what about if nothing happens until the 14th? Well, why do I spill it out now? But be sure, the path adopted will always be of co-operation, never ever of non-co-operation.

9) How exactly will the satyagraha be observed?
a) With a one rupee coin in the hand, the person observing the satyagraha (he will go by himself. There will not be a gathering or a crowd at any cost) will go to the office of the local Grampanchayat, of the Zilla parishad or to the local ward offices in cities and gives it as contribution towards the ‘Indian soldiers’ fund’. He will do so by ‘insisting’ that the officers present accept it. This ‘insistence’ on his part will be polite, calm and will convey love. He will not expect a receipt for the contribution. Areas where there is a prohibition on gatherings and crowds, respect and abide by the law and avoid this gesture of contributing one rupee.
b) Also every person committed in the service to the nation shall make a greeting card and send it on the address, ‘the minister for defence, the government of India.’ Inside, all that this greeting card will bear is, ‘Pranam to India, our motherland’ and ‘Our best wishes to the Indian army’.
c) Every person given in the service to the nation will personally visit the home of the M.L.A or the M.P. of his locality and present a flower and a sachet of udi each in expression of good wishes to the Indian government and to the Indian army.
d) From the 7th to the 14th of December, every Upasana centre shall, in small groups, recite the Ghorakashtoddharan Stotra for a minimum of 24 times everyday.

However, bear in mind that groups may comprise of not more than 25 persons. Also it will be strictly ensured that the occasion is not used for slogan shouting or as platform for political stunts of any kind whatsoever.

Following the recitation of the Ghorakashtoddharan Stotra, every person present, shall sign below the mantra ‘Jai Hind’ written in large letters. This paper bearing the Ghorakashtoddharan Stotra on the reverse, should be sent to the government of India e) Every Indian given in the service to the nation may, at least for one day out of the seven spoken above, abstain from food (fast) for 14 hours, from 7 in the morning to 9 in the evening. You can very well drink water. The ‘pangs’ that you feel, will transform into great strength and will prove effective.
Do not however, do the fast in groups and do not indulge in display or show of any kind.
Let us read over and over again the above nine points and the 5 points relating to actual action included in the 9th one and in accordance with them, let us do this sacred satyagraha with love and in a disciplined manner.

The path of our satyagraha is in no way of non-co-operation with the government. It has to be a ‘satyagraha of‘whole-hearted co-operation’ and so it will certainly be.
I too, will be observing all that has been spoken about.

My dear shraddhaavaan friends, who love their nation, the ‘I’ refers to the child of India My motherland; the ‘I’ refers to the child of Anasuya, Her child who is very close to Her heart and the ‘I’ also refers to an obedient young warrior of the Indian constitution.

HAR HAR MAHADEV

HAR HAR MAHADEV!
Mumbai, the political capital of a large state that goes by the name of Maharashtra and the financial capital of the entire Indian nation.


‘The most prosperous and favourite child of India and the favourite queen of the state of Maharashtra’ was the epithet the late Acharya Atre, one of Maharashtra’s most famous litterateurs and dramatists, used to describe Mumbai during an election gathering.


But today, the entire world has seen the extremely pathetic condition to which Mumbai has been reduced; every resident of Mumbai has actually experienced it, India’s armed forces and the Mumbai police have borne the brunt of it. But, just where do we go from here on?.


What actually happened in Mumbai in those 54 hours was more frightening than what happened on 9/11 in the US.


If the intensity and magnitude of the attack is to be decided merely by the number of people killed, then it is going to be a very difficult proposition indeed. Certain situations are such where it is more important to take into consideration the ‘qualitative’ aspect rather than the ‘quantitative’ aspect.


People who have been witness to and survived the carnage that took place at the Taj, the Oberoi and the CST have already started going about openly narrating what actually took place. That these people, who have lived under the shadow of death and actually stared at death in the face, cannot be branded as rumour mongers and brushed aside, is what the Government of India and of the state of Maharashtra had better realize.


Because, till now, the terrorist attacks had been largely perpetrated in public places, such as in trains, buses and offices, this class of people, which had been suffering, did not, barring the elections, hold any regard or value for the politicians. But this time round, the people who have died are from the upper echelons and extremely wealthy sections of society and their next of kin and relatives are, unlike the medium class people, are totally unafraid of the politicians, the people in power, and the Government officials and it is they who are full-throatedly revealing the factual position before the entire world. This elite class has got a contact network that is bigger and wider than that of any TV channel or newspaper and it is for this very precise reason that they have been able to reach across to a large section of the elite class Indians not only in India but across the world and, as a result, they have now come to know about the unprecedented destruction and loss of lives that took place. This class of people which, inspite of being extremely influential, was generally indifferent to terrorists, acts of terrorism and the administrative set-up of our country, has now, in an instant, with the fear of the shadow of death meandering over their own heads, found their sensibilities ignited and have taken it upon themselves to put pressure wherever required.


Along with this elite class, every common man of India too has been outraged by this dastardly act, and the common man is not scared, but is rising in anger and if these developments are not taken cognizance of by the politicians, not only the people of India, but destiny itself will never ever forgive them.


Mumbai is a city which has time and again borne the brunt of mindless acts of terrorism, and whose destruction is of prime interest to the enemies of India and no single Indian would ever accept any apathy or insensitivity towards Mumbai.


In the annals of India’s celebrated history, the Taj Mahal Hotel has come to become a symbol of every Indian’s pride. It was built by Sir Jamshetji Tata by cocking a snook at the British and for the past 105 years continued to stand there, as if disdainfully. The same Taj Mahal Hotel was linked to another landmark - The Gateway of India - built during the days of the struggle for independence for welcoming the then British Emperor, which name has been retained even after independence.
The Heritage Taj, which stands facing the Gateway of India was virtually reduced to rubble by a mere handful of terrorists.


Post 9/11, the Government of the United States of America immediately took stern steps and it is because of this, that in the last seven years several planned terrorist attacks were unveiled and preempted before any damage could be done. But for that, was required an extremely strong political will and that is precisely what is being put to test.


I haven’t the slightest doubt about the capability of our three armed forces, the Indian intelligence system and the Police; rather, I have tremendous faith in them.


After getting the backing of the then Hon. Prime Minister of India, the late Smt. Indira Gandhi’s knowledgably discreet, competent and mature political leadership, the valour and raw courage that General Maneckshaw and the three armed forces displayed, continues to flow in the veins of the armed forces with the same intensity and force. The time has now come for action, action & action.


But from whom is the action expected? from the Government of India, but, of course.
If the Government of India were to confine itself to merely using strong words and indulging in rhetoric, deporting envoys or suspending bilateral talks, India will not only become a laughing stock before the world, but, in time to come, will fall prey to even more dastardly acts of terrorism.


This act of terrorism definitely has had the firm backing of Pakistan and, therefore, India should not show any leniency towards Pakistan.


If words are not translated into actions, the following seven things will occur:
1. The confidence of Pakistan’s ISI will receive a boost and will embolden them to step up terrorist attacks on India;


2. It will become easy for Pakistan’s give and take relationship with China and North Korea to open more avenues and consolidate the arrangement;


3. If during this period, Iran were to join hands with them, the situation could well go out of hand and this possibility cannot, by any stretch of imagination, be ruled out;


4. If Pakistan is allowed more time, the likes of Osama will increasingly start offering help to Pakistan;


5. If Pakistan is not stopped in its tracks by India and Iran by the United States of America, certain countries and groups of the Middle East and Africa will join them in the confrontation;


6. There is a giant possibility of labeling these terrorists as heroes not only in India but all over the world by few groups; and if India does not take stern steps, such hero worshipping by innocent, impressionable young minds may actually lead them, in large numbers, on the path of terrorism and then, this will not be a mere spark but a major conflagration;


7. Those wielding political power in India will forever lose the faith and confidence of not only the people of India but also those of the friendly nations, and India, which presently boasts of a prosperous and vibrating economy, will be transported back to the decades of the sixties and seventies of the 20th century, as a backward economy.



The need of the hour is for everyone to join hands and come together; and political parties should throw those politicians who merely care for political gain and opportunism, into gutters.


The United States of America and Britain have always stood by the principle of ‘First Country then party’. This is the singular necessity of India today.


In a democracy, the ruling party is not always entirely responsible for success and failure. The opposition is equally responsible, because it is their duty to oppose any wrong doing by the party in power by bringing to bear tremendous pressure through the people of the country and it is actually possible for them to do so.


If the political parties (both those in power and in the opposition) fail this time round and in their bid to indulge in vote bank politics, take any immature stand, the entire nation will rise in anger and without any bomb being detonated or any bullet being fired, all these self serving and unpatriotic politicians will be quietly swallowed, as if by a python.


The mantra ‘Do or Die’ is once again the dire need of the nation. Not only that, “Victory shall be ours and death unto you” shall be our motto.
My dear Shraddhavan friends, the time has come for every son and daughter of India to make up their minds like soldiers and if the need arises, to be ready to make themselves available to the Indian Government and the Indian armed forces for any kind of work that may be required of them.


“I AM READY” should be the pledge of each of my friends.
It appears that destiny has entered into an agreement with India, that the first few attacks on the witch, that is the Third World War, be made by India.
RAAMO RAAJAMANI SADAA VIJAYATE RAAMAM RAMESHAM BHAJEY RAAMAYNA ABHIHATAA NISHACHARACHAMU RAAMAAYA TASMAI NAMAHA


Following is the Preface of the book ‘The Third World War’, compiled from the series of editorials written by Dr. Aniruddha Dhairyadhar Joshi on the third world war, in the ‘Daily Pratyaksha’ in March 2006.

Only because....
On the 11th of September 2001, i.e. no sooner had the third millenium begun, than every nation in the world began to reflect over its protection and to consider afresh, its future political policies. Most of the prominent nations in the world had already acquainted themselves with the ways of terrorism. The U.S.A. and Russia had, instigating terrorist outfits, even used them against one another. However, the 11th September episode happened in so less a time and with so little an expense, that the U.S.A. which considered itself the one and only supreme power on earth and, therefore, indomitable, became conscious and mindful of the real strength and capacity of terrorism. The misery inflicted by terrorist activity that India had been suffering through many years, boomed so powerfully into the face of the U.S.A. that it ended up scorching it completely. And the U.S.A., that had hitherto constantly turned a blind eye towards the evidence presented by India, was forced to roll up its sleeves and prepare to fight terrorism, the very terrorism that it had once nurtured and fostered.


The subject of this series of articles is not merely terrorism or anti-terrorism war based on the study of events that have occurred till now; it is a reflection over the possibilities that will unravel in the times to come.


There is no doubt that over the next twenty to twenty-five years, conflict will become an aspect of everyday doings and in every region on earth. Values based on theory or principles will have no place whatsoever in this conflict and ‘survival of the fittest’ will, on the contrary, be the only commandment. Thus, although political games and secret conspiracies are going to be sure directives, quantitative power that can resort to aggression, violence and extreme ruthlessness is going to prove more dominant and successful in the conflict and for a long time to come. Once the war begins and more and more allies begin to take their stand on either side, the open and defiant violation of all ethics, one after another along with that of restraint begins with equal pace. Then there comes a stage when neither side feels the need to give any moral justification of its deeds, not even a superficial one. This is what has already started to happen and with every coming year, such instances are going to mount rapidly.


The common man and sometimes even the political leadership is of the opinion that a discussion on war or analysis of war cannot be done openly because war is a sudden and surprise manifestation of secret schemes and conspiracies. Besides, more than ninety percent of the people, not only of India but of every country in the world, can base their contemplation over war, the political reasons behind the war as also the realization of these on just a bare minimum of information. However, it is these very people, who have not only to suffer but to withstand hundred percent of the consequences of war.


Pure democracy is the only strength that can mellow down the horrific face of war; but today, how many nations of the world are real democracies? The democracy in Great Britain that boasts of being the father of the parliamentary democratic system too is growing feeble owing to corruption and internal conflicts. Though democracy has struck firm and deep roots in the Indian subcontinent, the innumerable big and small political parties tend to lead it astray, not to mention the eternal downpour of corruption that drowns it in deep sorrow. Russia and China, both super powers, have not even a trace of democracy in them. Although the American democracy might seem relatively healthy and capable, at least apparently, problems like the rapid increase in addiction among the youth alongside the fall in the number of well-educated native Americans as also that of the diminishing participation of the citizens are factors that adversely affect the health of the American democracy. To add to this, the widespread and extensive network of propaganda and communication set up by the American secret organizations has succeeded in taking control of the mass media of several nations of the world, including those of the U.S.A. Pakistan, the eternal enemy of India, is in itself, ‘the foreboding and inauspicious prelude’ to the book of terrorism and Pakistan will, in the times to come, openly go about setting the stage with terrorist props for the purpose of the plot of the drama that will be war.


In the coming times, the equation of today might not be valid tomorrow and what was valid at seven in the morning, might be flung right out of the window after its purpose is served, and at five minutes past seven.


This is not telling the future. This is a study, a study of history and of the present circumstances. This is research, a research of the intent of the various characters on the stage of the world. In the next twenty years, a thousand occurrences will happen and literally in a hundred different places and that is one fact that every wise and studious thinker is aware of. A hundred different occurrences might be happening even at this very moment but here, there is a figurative mention of only ten selected ones. It is just that the remaining ninety occurrences have not been recorded, though they have certainly been part of the study undertaken.


The calendar is released every once in a year because there is a definite kind of mathematical formula and construction involved. The calendar of the coming ‘third world war’ is however, going to be a new one every day.
I wanted that all My friends, ordinary as they are just like I am, acquaint themselves with at least two percent of what the third world war means. Hence this written endeavour....


....for My friends,

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Mumbai Attack

Is our security really weak? That terrorists enter the five star hotel like TAJ and OBEROI loaded with arms and ammunition, no one knows about there activity. This is very shocking and bad, having all the facilities like CCTvs, advanced technologies still we are helpless to track them. Why the polices are not provided with bullet proof jacket. There is a flaw in security which has target by the terrorists again and again. Security measures should be taken to avoid this attacks. Government should take decision quickly before another hole in the security is targeted.