Bangalore: Here is a warming to all Bahujan leaders: Anybody embracing the Hindu nazi forces for some petty gains, name, fame or political power, will be only used as long as that person is useful to further the nazi interests. Once that is over, he will be dropped dead.
The most famous case is that of Dalit leader Jagjivan Ram. In a lesser way, Ram Vilas Paswan is following the same path.
New Delhi: Putting a brake on months of speculation, senior Janata Dal (United) leader and Communication Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has finally decided to break away from the JD (U) and float his new party very soon.
“I’ve decided to form my party very soon. It is only a matter of time”, he said. (Asian Age, July 11, 2000).
Dalit Sena: The upper caste rulers first groomed Paswan to counter the growing influence of Bahujan Samaj Party chief Kanshi Ram.
When that failed, they tried to use him against Bihar’s supreme leader, Laloo Prasad. There also he failed because even Dalits of Bihar failed to rally behind him though the Aryan rulers projected him as the future chief minister of Bihar. Caste contradictions are so serious in Bihar that Paswan today stands totally isolated. But the most important problem with him is that he doesn’t love his own people. Paswan proved. to be a big balloon with a hole. No amount of blow will remain inside the balloon.
He dare not turn against the Aryan rulers because they have all the records of his financial dealings.
He may say that he will convert his “Dalit Sena” itself into a party but he does not know that all the fair- weather birds will fly away once he is out of power.
The nazi rulers are keeping him because he is the only Dalit leader with an all-India name. Many such Paswans are there in today’s India, corrupted and co-opted by the Aryans. Yet nobody learns any lesson. Many more Paswans are in the making.
