Black Propaganda to instigate destruction of Sanatana Hindu Dharma
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Similar to the Nazi media during the Jewish Holocaust that abused and ridiculed the Jews for their biological inferiority, the New Indian Express creates sleazy satirical piece ridiculing the spiritual competence of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda and Hindu Gurus, to ‘incite hatred’ among millions of Hindus.
Ridicule to Ostracize His Divine Holiness
09 April 2010 - A satirical piece written by The Indian Express is nothing but a smear in the name of sadistic humour, against Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism). It is not a coincidence to see several atrocity articles against His Divine Holiness from The Indian Express. It must be recalled that The Indian Express is not just another newspaper. The Indian Express is one the main mediums that S. Gurumurthy used to dehumanize His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda. S. Gurumurthy is the mastermind behind persecution of His Divine Holiness.
- Seeing one Hindu guru in bad light generalizes the bad opinion on all gurus. During the Jewish Holocaust the Nazis media were relentless in publishing defamatory material to incite hatred towards the Jews and their religious leaders, which is now happening in a similar way to the Hindu Gurus through systematically targeting Paramahamsa Nithyananda.
- Dehumanizing language was used to falsely prove His spiritual incompetence, further aiming the cultural genocide of Sanatana Hindu Dharma.
This article is a piece to a larger puzzle to humiliate and trash the very name of ‘guru’ and ‘Paramahamsa Nithyananda’ and incite mass hatred against them for centuries to come. And like the decision to hunt down and kill the Jews, the propaganda in India is being strategically used to justify the same deadly & violent acts against Hindu gurus, violating even the most basic of UN Human rights, including the Right to Freedom & Equality (Article 1) and No Discrimination (Article 2, 7). To some, these articles may seem funny and light, but in actuality, this kind of humour and informal tone has the most powerful impact in influencing any reader's mind.
New Indian Express, 9 April 2010: Entertains audiences with a satirical piece which degrades gurus and hindu monks