When M.K. Gandhi was a lawyer in South Africa he grovelled before the whites of South Africa pleading-“Since the Britishers and Indians were from the same Aryan stock, how could the Britishers rule over their own blood-brothers?” It was unfair for one set of Aryans to rule over another set, he said. This “great man” pleading the cause of Indian Aryans and not Indians in general and yet he is called ‘Father of Nation”. He fought for freedom, they say. Whose freedom? From Whom? During the British rule many “Nationalist Gods” said that it (the British rule) was good and essential. Why? Because it was an essential prelude to the revival of Hinduism, said one worthy. Who was this revival going to serve? The sub-human wretched Dalits? When the “freedom” fighters were busy struggling for freedom (again, whose freedom? From whom?), Dr. Ambedkar was looking up to the British to liberate the Untouchables. That was the only mission of his life. It was He who fought for the real freedom. But now He is being vilified as a British lackey and an “anti-national”. The opinion-makers, intellectuals, super-patriots et al have begun to find faults with Ambedkar Ambedkarites and even started ridiculing the Dalits. Simple reason: caste hatred. And the reason behind this hatred is that the Dalits, have suddenly become powerful by gaining political as well as social voice due to the efforts of one single man, Babasaheb. The Dalits have started demanding a fair share of what the upper castes had been enjoying and this has been causing much consternation in the minds of the rulers. The Shouries have come to realise that the foundation of the citadel of brahminical rule has started to crumble. They have been frightened to the bone after finding that the Dalit upsurge has become strong enough to deal a death blow to the brahminical bastion. These elite Indians know where the Dalits have got the strength and inspiration from, and hence they have started abusing him. This book is aimed at presenting the “Gods” and “False Gods in a correct perspective. Since this is the 50th year of our “independence” it would also be worthwhile to go through “the facts that have been erased”, rather the facts that were never revealed about or “real gods”, “our partition”, “our identity”. It would also be interesting to reveal the hand of “real” gods behind the misery of shudras, the misery of this nation. Besides, why should the “false people” of this country worship the real gods, the perpetrators of the divine system of inequality.
1998 pp.375 Rs.350
Orion Book, 387/A , J&K Pocket Dilshad Garden Delhi- 110095
