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From OpIndia : Comedian Nitin ‘Rivaldo’ Gupta has come up with yet another video in
the series on forced conversions in India, this time explaining how the
scourge of forced conversions has not even spared Dalit girls.
In the
latest episode in the series, he explains how the ideology that promotes
forced conversion also condones and rationalises the destruction of
temples by Islamic jihadis. In the first episode of Nitin’s third exclusive video series for
OpIndia, the comedian took a sarcastic dig at Muslim men who project
false identity to ensnare Hindu and Dalit girls.
“One thing I cannot fathom is if you are a Muslim, why do you need to
hide your identity? Why do you have to assume an identity of a Hindu to
meet a girl? Why are you so ashamed to use an alias to approach girls?
After all, you are followers of Muhammad, the man who is said to be the
greatest person to live on earth, the man who commands such great
respect and admiration that cartoons on him spark outrage and slogans of
“tan se juda”,” Gupta sardonically said.
Nitin talks about the case of one Imran Malik who
pretended to be Rahul and lured a Dalit girl named Kavita into marrying
him. Imran had created two marriage certificates after marrying
Kavita—one was the Arya Samaj certificate where he identified himself as
Rahul and his wife as Kavita—and the other one a Nikah certificate
where he named himself as Imran and his wife, Kavita, as Zoya.
The comedian also took a swipe at the “won’t show document” brigade
at Shaheen Bagh protesters, derisively mocking them that while they sat
on the streets in Delhi in biting cold and proclaimed that they won’t
show their documents, one of their co-religionists got two sets of
marriage certificates made—Arya Samaj certificate for the government
purposes and another one—the Nikah certificate that proved her wife’s
conversion to Islam.
“Why are you afraid of CAA-NRC? When Imran can get two sets of
marriage certificates made now, one in the name of Rahul, who is
stopping you all from forging documents when the NRC is actually
implemented?” Gupta quips.
The ideology that fuels forced conversions rationalised temple destruction for centuries: Nitin Rivaldo
Pointing out how idol worship is strictly prohibited in Islam, Nitin
cited historical accounts to claim that Prophet Muhammad himself
destroyed 360 stone idols when he visited Kabba. Gupta reasons that the
destruction of stone idols of non-believers is not a recent phenomenon
but it is 1400-years-old.
“The tradition of destroying idols and stopping idol worship is
1400-years-old. Imagine the intensity of hatred harboured against the
idol worshippers, you had Mahmud Ghaznavi, who destroyed the hallowed
temple of Somnath not once but 17 times. If the motive was loot as
argued by the leftists, he could have easily ransacked the temple and
returned. But, he destroyed the temple in his every attack,” Gupta said.
Gupta then traced other Muslim marauders who invaded India and
destroyed Hindu temples in their wake. He said Allaudin Khilji destroyed
the Rudramahal Temple and in the 15th century another Muslim ruler,
Ahmad Shah, got a mosque built over it. Sultan Iltumish and Khilji razed
down a temple after which Mughal emperor Aurangzeb got Bija Mandal
mosque built at the place, Nitin said.
“Kashi, Ayodhya and Mathura are famous. If you travel across the
country, you will find thousands of temples that were destroyed by
Muslim invaders and upon the ruins of which mosques were built,” Nitin
said.
Debunking the liberal construct that attributed the modern-day
destruction of idols and statues by Islamic radicals, particularly the
Taliban’s destruction of Bamiyan Buddha, to Wahhabi influence on Islam,
Nitin said Abdul Wahhab, the founder of the Wahhabi ideology, was born
only in 1703 whereas most of the temples that were demolished in India
such as the Charchika Mandir, Rudramandir, Ram Mandir, Kashi Vishwanath,
Jain Temples in Delhi, and many others were destroyed long before his
birth.
“What happened with Hindu temples in medieval India is
continuing with temples in present-day Pakistan, where Hindu temples are
destroyed, burnt down by bigoted mobs. So this is the context for Faiz
Ahmed Faiz’s poem Jab arz-e-Khuda ke kaabe se, Sab but uthwae jaenge, bas naam rahega allah ka. Faiz is only romanticising what Muslim rulers did to Hindu temples and idols,” Nitin said.
Nitin Gupta takes on journalists, filmmakers for whitewashing Islamic jihad
Gupta also slammed journalists and personalities who have accused
others of being “culturally illiterate” and provided a cover for Islamic
jihad. He called out film-maker Vishal Bharadwaj for painting the
Indian Army in a bad light and rationalising Islamic jihad through his
movie Haider.
“In the movie Haider, actor Shahid Kapoor danced at the ruins of
Martand Sun temple that was destroyed by Muslim ruler Sikandar Butshikan
in the fifteenth century. Was Sikander’s father also kidnapped by the
Indian Army that he had to embrace jihad?” Butshikan name itself means
the destroyer of idols. And Vishal Bharadwaj got a jihadi character to
dance on the ruins of a temple destroyed by one of the jihadis. This is
cultural illiteracy,” Nitin said.
“In your efforts to whitewash Desert culture, you have buried your
head so deep inside the sand that you got a jihad character to dance on
the ruins of a temple destroyed by fellow jihadis. This is
secularism/cultural illiteracy,” Nitin sharply remarked.
The comedian also criticised Pakistani comedian Umar Shareef for
glorifying Ghaznavi and hailing him for attacking Somnath Temple 17
times.
He said Shareef and Taliban shared the same ideology, the only
difference being Talibani terrorists were on ground workers while people
like Shareef were their cheerleaders.