OP Jindal Global University holds pro-Hamas event; spew hatred against the Hindu Dharma [ Haryana, India ]

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OP Jindal Global University held a pro-Hamas event to show their support for the terrorist organization. activist ex-professor Achin Vanaik talked about the ‘negativity of Hindutva.’ It must be noted that ‘Hindutva’ is an cooked up term to shun the Hindus from raising their voice against the anti-Hindu attacks. Sameena Dalwai, who despises the ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogan, supported the discussion.

Professor Achin Vanaik, a retired Professor of International Relations and former Head of the Department of Political Science at the University of Delhi who is now an activist, delivered a talk titled ‘The History and Politics of the Palestinian Present’ on November 1 at Jindal University. Several video recordings from the lecture have surfaced, in which the professor made anti-Semitic and anti-Hindu comments. He also criticised India’s position on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The focus soon shifted from the Israel-Hamas war to making anti-Hindu remarks. He said that Hindus are fundamentally anti-Islam, but Jews are not.

Professor Vanaik noted analogies between Zionism and Hinduism throughout his talk, but emphasised the distinctions in their connections with Islam. He said that whereas Zionism is anti-Palestinian, it is not necessarily anti-Muslim, but Hindutva is genuinely anti-Muslim.

He stated that archaeological and scientific data indicates that Vedic civilizations predate the Vedas by around 2,000 years. In this context, he described the Saraswati Valley Civilization. Which is absolute to the truth as the recorded knowledge and history date much longer.

Professor Sameena Dalwai’s reaction to antisemitic Hinduphobic Vanaik’s letter opposing the event revealed her anti-Hindu bias. In defending the terrorist organisation Hamas, she even referred to the terrorists’ atrocities as ‘false news’ manufactured by Indian troll armies. She went on to say she was’saddened’ by Bharat’s answer. “I hear Jai Shri Ram chants on campus, and I see right-wing students and faculty holding their own events.” “I want to respond, but I keep quiet for the sake of peace,” she writes.