Hindu Sangathan or Unity among Hindus. Why do we need it? After all we are living in the world's largest democracy and a secular country that India is. We can get the answer to this question only if we critically and chronologically examine our history of last 1200 years. The Islamic invasion of our country started in the 8th century with the conquest of Dewal city of Sindh, now in Pakistan by Muhammad bin Qasim. The entire city was plundered, ruined and the peace loving Hindus were either killed or forcibly converted to Islam only to be sold later as slaves in the market of West Asia. Raja Dahir and his family sacrificed their lives to save our religion and the motherland. The Islamic brutality continued unabated over the years as Muhammad Ghazni, Gori, Timur etc. kept invading and torturing us. Hundreds of thousands of Hindus were killed. An equal number were converted forcibly. The end result was complete change in demography and ethnicity of this country for good. Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh were carved out of our country and became Islamic states. This change came about after centuries of continued persecution and torture of millions of Hindus The rights of majority Hindus were denied initially under Islamic rule and later by British. The answer to why did the most learned race on the planet fail to effectively counter this brutality and surrendered to the Islamic barbarism and fanaticism is not hard to seek. The answer is absence of Hindu Sangathan.' Situation is not too rosy in the post 1947 India either, as the same malaise we failed to nip in the bud is resurfacing again and again across the board. A common Hindu is neither aware of the problem nor of the remedy. He acts like a pigeon who closes his eyes thinking that since he cannot see, the cat also cannot see him.
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