भारतीय इतिहास के ६ स्वर्णिम पृष्ठ (वीर सावरकर - विदेशी आक्रान्ताओं पर विजय गाथा)

Nehru’s Nightmare — Hindu Raj?
Carpet Knights
The Gandhist ministers, leaders and newspapers have recently trotted out
a new stunt to cover their dismal and disastrous failure to protect the life,
property and honour of our nation and perhaps with a crafty design to
capture Moslem votes in the joint electorates to come. Pandit Nehru, their
megaphone, has recently been addressing a number of meetings, wherein
instead of assuring and enlightening the people as to how his government is
going to forestall and frustrate the covert machinations and overt challenges
of the Moslems to conquer and convert the whole of Hindusthan into a
Pakistan, he has been indulging into furious denunciations against the
demand for a Hindu State! As if the mere demand for a Hindu Raj
constitutes a danger to his Government, so much more imminent,
impending, incalculably disastrous as to call for his immediate attention
than the already established Moslem Raj in Pakistan, where fanatical
atrocities, arson, bloodshed and butchery have been the order of the day and
millions of Moslems keep parading the streets with such war cries as
‘Haske liya Pakistan! marke lenge Hindusthan!’ Pusillanimous enough to
tolerate these diabolical actions and threats on the part of the Moslems
against his ‘Indian Union,’ Pandit Nehru and his pseudo-nationalistic
section in the Congress are delivering mock heroics against the Hindus and
swearing that they will fight tooth and nail against those who demand a
Hindu Raj!
Pandit Nehru swaggers on, that if the Hindu Sanghatanists persist on in
their efforts to establish a Hindu Raj, they would meet with the fate of
Hitler and Mussolini. He forgets that the Hindu Sanghatanists are led by
hundreds of those seasoned veterans, who had fought in the vanguard of
Indian Revolutionist forces against Britain when Gandhiji, speaking
politically, was still in his clothes and the Pandit was not yet born. So many
of them defied the sword and the scaffold, and the sacrifices and the
sufferings undergone by each of them in the fight for Indian Independence
outweigh the sacrifices of all the Gandhist ministers totalled together. They
cannot be terrorised by the threat of such Carpet Knights as the Pandit and
his clan. In case they fail in aiming so high, they are prepared to face any
fate in the defence of the honour, greatness and glory of Hindudom. But
what in case they succeed in establishing a Hindu Raj? What fate should the
Pandit and such other traitors to the Hindu Raj deserve?