தலித் வீடுகளை எரித்த மேல்ஜாதியினர் மீது ஆர்.எஸ்.எஸ் கடும் கோபம்

மேல்ஜாதியினரது அடாவடித்தனத்தையும் அவர்களது போலித்தனத்தையும் கடுமையாக கண்டித்துள்ளது ஆர்.எஸ்.எஸ்.

தலித்துகளுக்கு அரணாக இருக்கும் ஆர்.எஸ்.எஸுக்கு வாழ்த்துக்கள்

RSS slams 'Hindu hypocrisy'
Press Trust of India
Posted online: Sunday, September 04, 2005 at 1423 hours IST
Updated: Monday, September 05, 2005 at 0721 hours IST
Expressindia, September 5, 2005

New Delhi, September 4: In an unusually hard talk, the RSS has blamed 'Hindu hypocrisy and upper caste arrogance' for the recent arson in Gohana town of Haryana in which several (44) Dalit houses were set ablaze and even indirectly attacked BJP leaders for not applying the 'soothing balm' on the wounds of the victims.

"Even if we try to view the incident in Gohana, removed from the political angle, it reflects the hypocrisy of the Hindu society and the cheapness and arrogance, which goes against national interests, of the so-called upper castes," Tarun Vijay, editor of RSS mouthpiece Panchjanya said in a write-up
in the latest issue (Sept. 11, 2005).

Maintaining that the incident was 'neither surprising nor new,' he said the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes in Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Rajasthan were victims of 'deep rooted hatred and neglect'.

"The so-called upper castes cover up all their misdeeds overtly and covertly through their fellow clansmen in the administration and media. Irrespective of parties and their colours, they are all alike when it comes to atrocities on the deprived sections," it said.

Referring to the BJP's September 1 decision to send a 'fact-finding team' to Gohana, he said, "the incident took place on August 27. The houses were set on fire on August 31. The news dominated every newspaper and television channel but till now, we have not heard of a single important Hindu political or social leader having visited the area and applied balm on the
wounds of the deprived sections".

http://www.panchjanya.com/ - "Panchjanya" - a Hindi weekly, dated September 11, 2005