Aryan Invasion Myth: A Threat to National Integrity

The militant groups in India including the PWG and Tamil Liberation Front, RPF Manipur, MPLF, TPDF, ULFA, Dalitstan Organization demanding ahomeland for the untouchables, Jihad-e-Mughalstan – Holy War for Mughalstan, the Republic of Khalistan, Jihad-e-Kashmir, UNPO and NSCN of Nagaland, ATTF of Tripura, and even Mongal National Organisation of Nepal – are all allies of Mughalstan Nation with its Headquarter in Lahore, Pakistan. This extremism thrives on anti-Brahmin, anti Arya feeling based on Aryan Invasion Myth (AIM). Tamil politics thrived on anti-Brahmin/Aryan, anti-Sanskrit-Hindi movement. Tamil degradation is supposed to start with the Aryan/Brahmin infiltration from North India. The British policy of dividing the Indians into Aryans and Dravidians thus yielded result, although such a division is base-less. Dalit scholars (mainly Telegus) propagate the view that the Aryans/Brahmins came to India from outside. Telegu scientists also stand by them. Their pseudo-science has been exposed. The Marxist historians find nothing wrong with the Muslim invaders and Mughals. They give tham clearance passionately. But about the pre Mahommedan period i.e. the Hindu-Buddhist period they are dark and rude and based. But the Muslim Arabic scholars speack highly of the Hindus. According to them, India is the Paradise on earth. Recent seminars on science also support the Hindutva view that India was the cradle of science and technology. Some foreign scholars even have portrayed boldly the bright sides of Casteism. Without it India could not have survived, they maintain. "Someone will remove the hammer and sickle from the party flag and replace it with a computer and satellite". Deng wrote in a letter circulated widely on the internet last year. But, our communists are still in the dark age, engaged in India-bashing and of late have become Talilbanized leftists. The facats unveiled here corroborating facts discussed in the first chapter, are enough to take the readers by surprise. Pakistan’s ISI under the shade of Aryan Invasion Myth garner enough strength to foster caste war, Dalit and communist extremism and Dalit Muslim axis – a for-midable danger to the future of India (also fostered by anti-Hindutva political forces of India). ISI has already been successful to usher in demographic changes in North-East India, North Bengal, North Bihar, areas adjacent to Indo-Nepal border, even in South Bengal, to establish Mughalstan. If we still ignore this great danger for temporary political gain, another Pakistan (Mughalstan) awaits us. To avoid the threat to national integrity, casteism should be banished from society or at least made suitable for this age. But, our Dallit leaders and politicians probably do not want it to reap a rich harvest. This book is a sequel to ‘The Aryans – A Modern Myth, 1992.