1. INDIA’S SECULARISM
NEW NAME FOR NATIONAL
SUBVERSION
Presentation based on a book by
Sita Ram Goel

2. Rise and Development of
Secularism

3.  In European countries after 4th & before 18th
century their was a strong bond between
Christian church & the State.
 The function of the State was not only to
supervise & control the worldly (secular) life of
its subject, but also to secure their salvation in
the next world.
 It was the duty of the State to kill and burn
alive the person who disregarded the rules of

4.  After Europe became Christianized the kings
were no more in need of the blessings from
the Church in order to expand their power.
 In 16th century Church and Christianity got
splintered into many sects.
 The state in one country, by aligning with one
sect began to suppress other sects & the state
in other country, by aligning with other sect
began to suppress all others.
 And wars began to be fought on the name of
religion

5.  Fortunately, some thinkers were influenced by
humanism, rationalism & universalism inherent
in Pagan culture.
 They revolted against Christianity.
 State was liberated form the stranglehold of
Christianity which came to known as Secular
state.
 To seek and strive for salvation in the next
world or not, became now the personal choice
of each citizen.

6. French Revolution
By the end of 18th century, along with the French
Revolution, revolt against Christianity got
accelerated.

7. Secularism in India

8. Islam had set its foot on the Hindu homeland in the
second half of the 7th century. Since then Islam has
victimized, tormented and terrorized the Hindu

9. Mohammed Ghuri 1160-1206 AD
He renewed Islamic imperialism in India in the last
quarter of the 12th century AD.

10. Taj-ul-Masir, Hasan Nizami
"In Benaras which is the centre of
the country of Hind, they
destroyed 1,000 temples & raised
mosques on their foundations"

11. In 1194 AD Ghuri’s
Lieutenant
Qutubuddin Aibak
destroyed 27 Hindu
temples at Delhi &
built the Quwwat-ul-
Islam mosque with
their debris.

12. On his return to Ajmer, Aibak destroyed the
Sanskrit college of Visladeva, and laid the foundations of a
mosque which came to be known as Adhai Din KA Jhonpra.

13. Adhai Din ka Jhonpara

14.  Islam and Christianity came to India with alien
imperialism, and made unbridled use of state
power for several 100 years.
 On the other hand, Hindu society never used
the State power for spreading faith.
 The right use of Secularism would have been
to unmask Islam & Christianity and liberate the
communities which had been their victims.

15. But what actually happened in
India after independence was
just the opposite.

16.  The mullahs & missionaries who had exhibited
ceaseless hostility to India’s ancient culture
began to speak that majority Hindu society
poses great threat to minority culture of Islam
& Christianity.
 The Muslims & Christians were given
complete freedom to propagate and spread
their creeds to the best of their capacity.

17. The Partition - Punjab, 1947
Hardly 50 years have passed & Islam have again
started speaking the same language which they had
used before the partition of India

18. Evil consequences of
Secularism

21.  By clamoring in the name of distinctive culture
of Islam & special rights of the minorities, they
began to raise the same demands because of
which the country had partitioned.
 Christian missionaries began to extend their
network all over the country.

22. Pt. Jawahar lal Nehru
The policy of Secularism proclaimed by pt. Nehru
was full of animosity towards the Hindu society and
culture.

23. M.K. Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi’s mindless slogan of sarva-
dharma-sambhava was proving to be effective
disguise for Christian missions to steal a march

24. Hindu society has been on the defensive
since 1920 when Congress took up the
cause of Khilafat.

25. This has happened because
Hindus in their ignorance have
recognized Islam and
Christianity as Dharmas.

26. TWO TRADITIONS OF
WORSHIP
Advaita and Monotheism

27. Advaita Monotheism
 Sects of Sanatan  Abrahamic religions
Dharma  Christianity
 Jaina  Judaism
 Bauddha  Islam
 Shaiva
 Vaishnava
 Shakta
 Saurya
 Ganapatya

28. Tradition of Advaita
 In the long history of this tradition, not a single
instance of spread of faith by use of force is
available.
 The spread of Buddhism is noteworthy.
 In the spread of this Dharma not a single soldier ever
played any role.
 The monks of the Dharma Sangha alone carried the
faith far and wide.
 In the countries where Buddhism spread, it never
came into conflict with the ancient modes of worship of
those country.

31. Monotheism
 The whole history of the spread of Monotheism
is the history of the use of force in various
ways.
 The expansion of Christianity & Islam took place
only through the use of armed force or economic
power.
 They destroyed religious place of others.
 They slaughtered in cold blood the defeated warriors
of other faiths, enslaved and sold their innocent
families in far-off lands and plundered all their
properties.

32. Destruction of Temples
Monotheism destroyed religious places of other faiths,
broke the sacred images of Gods, killed their priests &
dishonored them and made uniting effort to destroy

33. Forceful Conversion
Monotheists converted the followers of other faiths
at the point of sword or by tempting them with
money or privilege or by humiliating them.

34. They state quite clearly that the
use of force is sanctioned by
their “religion”.
On the other hand, in the
tradition of Advaita, there is no
provision for use of force for
spreading faith.

35. Advaita Spirituality
versus
Fundamentals of Monotheism

36. The first proposition visible in
school of Advaita is polytheism.
Tulsidas: “hari ananta harikatha
ananta” (god is infinite, so also
the narratives in his praise)

37. Polytheism
 The same god can be worshipped in various ways.
 Gods are worshipped in countless forms like
human-male, human- female, birds, animals,
rivers, mountains, stones, trees etc.. There is a
provision for worship of formless which is beyond
all forms.
 The truth is eternal and impersonal. Any seeker
who searches for truth in any place or at any time,
finds it in full.

38. Polytheism
Worshiping animals

40. According to monotheism, there
is only one creator & controller
of cosmos, who does not
manifest himself in different
forms, and who does not permit
worship of any other god or
goddess.

41. Fundamentals of Monotheism
 One God has created the Cosmos without the
aid of any substance. So he remains outside of
his own creation.
 The human male is the highest creation of one
god. Other creation of god including women
have been created merely for enjoyment by
humans male.
 Man gets only one life and it is an
unpardonable sin for man to fancy that he
shares even an iota of God’s divinity.

42. Advaita philosophy believes in
vasudhaiva kutumbakam, that is, the
whole humanity is a single family.
On the other hand
Monotheism divides humanity in two
groups of believes & non-believers,
Christians & heathens, Muslims &
kafirs, or people of God & people of
devil.

44. Ahmadabad Blast, 27 July, 2008

48. The Blunders committed by
Hindu society

49.  The blunder is to recognize Islam as Dharma.
 Slaughter of defeated armies after they have
surrendered, public auction abroad of
thousands of men & women & children, mass
rape of helpless women, destruction of
temples, burning of sacred books of dharma,
plunder of all kind of property, breaking of idols
of gods- all these doings of Islamized Arabs
have been applauded by Muslim
theologians & historians and proclaimed as
the great triumph of Islam.

50.  A majority of the Muslims were Hindu converts
who had been forced into the folds of Islam.
Hindu society closed its doors to them.
 Some so-called saints of Islam came and
settled in northern India and they were given
land by Hindu Rajas to build mosques &
khanqaahs
 None of Hindu saints could see that the
Kalimah- there is no god but Allah &
Muhammad is his last prophet- could
emanate only from a beastly rather than a

52. Buddhas of
Bamyan
Nader Shah
fired cannon
at the statues.

53. Buddhas of Bamyan, statue being destroyed with
dynamite, March21, 2001
"Muslims should be proud of smashing idols. It has
given praise to God that we have destroyed them.“
On March 6, 2001 The Times quoted Mullah Mohammed Omar

54. Schools of Islam
 Islamic law has four schools
 Hanbali
 Maliki
 Shafii
 Hanafi
 According to Hanbali, Maliki and Shafii Hindus are
not the people of book like Christians & Jews and
they had either to become Muslims or had to be
killed.
 Only Hanafi schools held that Hindus could be
accepted as People of Book and made Zimmis.

55. Disabilities imposed on Zimmis
 They can not build new idol temples and will not
repair any disrepair existing temples.
 Muslim travelers will be provided special
hospitality by Zimmis in their own houses.
 Zimmis will respect Muslims.
 They will not ride horses with saddle and bridle
and will not posses swords, bows or arrows.
 They will not openly practice their tradition
amongst Muslims.
 They will not mourn their dead loudly.

56. Amir Khusrau
The extension of the Hanafi law to the Hindus, made
him greatly enraged.

57. Amir Khusrao
“The heroism of our holy warriors has
saturated the whole country with streams
(of blood) flowing from the sword (of
Islam)... The mighty warriors of Hind have
been trampled under foot... If the Hanafi
code of law had not saved the Hindus from
death by levying Jizyah, they would have
been annihilated root & branch.”

58. Islam claims that it stands for a
casteless society while
Hinduism stands for caste
hierarchy.

59.  Muslims in India have always divided their own
society into 3 separate sections.
 Ashraf- The descendents of the Turks, the Arabs and
the Persians. It is a plural of sharif, which means the
noble one.
 Ajlaf- the converts from the higher Hindu caste like
the Brahmins & Rajputs.
 Arzal- the converts from the lower Hindu caste. It is
the plural of Razil, which means the ignoble.

60. If Hindu society wants to
survive, it would have to
proclaim loud and clear some
basic principles.

61.  The society which is known as Hindu society
at present, is the national society of India.
 Indian culture as nourished by the Sanatana
Dharma and flourishing through many schools
and sects, is the national culture of India.
 The history of the Hindu society, is the history
of India.
 India is one indivisible whole.

62. The imperialists of Islam &
Christianity have disappeared
from this country, and,
therefore, there remains no
place in this country for Islam
&Christianity.

63. The Communities which have
been crystallized in India as a
result the imperialistic
expansion of Islam &
Christianity, are our own people
& will have to be brought back
into the national society

64. The Hindu society is now ready
to hear that Islam is not a
dharma but a totalitarian and
imp realistic dogma.