I had mentioned in Part 2 that religions are unnecessary and conversion is unnecessary, but at the same time if a religion is dominated by a caste sects advancing over other caste and most people of the same religion are oppressed by the one caste, I have justified the “religious conversion” because Religion is one of the customary adaptions like a political party, dress, food, culture etc., and not born with birth. Conversion is a mode of change of belief / faith or expression against oppression which can lead to religious apostasy and it should happen. Religion is a protecting shield for one caste for their domination in the society which is happening through various centuries.
Nowadays we can hear some pseudo-arguments like “forced conversion” and
“Our religion is in danger” and in this part, we will analyze whether it is true.
What is forced conversion?
Forced conversion is the conversion of a person or sect against the will of a person or society by a government, government officials, regime, dominant organization, or individuals who use their power and authority to intimidate or threaten a life / lives or to rob the rights of a person or society.
1)During BCE 1178 to 2nd Century CE, the Aryans intimidated and forced
the aborigines in the land and forced them to adopt their culture
It was forced conversion.
2) After the 2nd century CE, the Aryans an ethnic group migrated from Central
Asia killed the Buddhists and Jains and threatened to adopt Aryan religion
and many Buddhists and Jains were converted to Aryan Religion due to the
coercion. It was forced conversion
Conversion to Aryan religion was forced conversion
3) In the Gupta Empire in North India and the Chola in South India
the empires were also dominated by only one caste sect oppressing
others under their control and robbed them of all their rights and enslave
them to keep and serve them. It was forced conversion.
4) As per Brahminical history, some Islamic kings like Tipu Sultan and
Aurangzeb converted people at the point of the sword. If it is true,
that too would be a forced conversion. Or if British Govt. used their full
power to convert people to Christianity is would be a forced conversion.
5) A Central Government or a State Government gives more priority or
importance to a particular caste sect., in employment, education,
governance, power, it is a forced conversion which is happening in India.
6) In the offices of a Central Government, State Government, if they are
allowing the rituals, symbols, images, temples, culture, poojas, mandras,
worship practices of a specific caste sect only, then it is a forced conversion
which is happening in India. These Aryan religious practices were conducted
by Brahmins even in the British period. The Muslims, Christians, Sikhs,
Buddhists and Jains are not aliens but they are all Indians who adapted to a
new faith and they have all rights as per article 25 of Indian Constitution.
7) In MNCs or Corporate firms or private firms in India, if CEO, top executives,
their HR officials give high priority to a particular caste sect in employment,
promotion and increment and reject the profiles of minority community, it is
a forced conversion, which is also happening in India. In any Christian
MNCs in India, corporate and private institutions especially Brahmins are
emphasized for many profiles and Christians and Muslims are ignored.
8) It is compulsory conversion if only a certain upper caste community is given more than 80% opportunity in the multiple education departments of a central government. This is also found in India. The Coalition has only a specific upper community in various places such as UGC, NTA, IIT, IISc, IIMs, CBSE, NAAC, CSIR, NITs, IISER, Universities in the various departments functioning under the Central Ministry of Education. It is also true that there have been multiple malfunctions in the examinations on their behalf.
9) It is forced conversion if the opportunity is given only to a certain sect in the judiciary system, the ministry, the ministers, the secretaries of the ministries, the deputy secretaries, the joint secretaries and the underprivileged, the minorities or the oppressed are denied the opportunity there.
10) The press and television media run by a particular community are forcibly proselytizing by criticizing the minorities, the oppressed and the oppressed under the false blanket of "nationalism" and imposing it on the people. This is also done by the Brahmins in India.
11) It is a compulsory conversion for judges who act religiously and caste-biased to use their power in their judgments to pass a biased judgment on behalf of their religion and caste. This is also happening ubiquitously in India.
12) It is a forced conversion if a Governor, a Chief Minister, a Minister takes a decision on the basis of his caste or religion or decides against other castes and other religions to oppress them in higher education or opportunities. This is also available in India.
13) It is proselytizing if a police superior or subordinate officer discriminates on the basis of his or her caste, religion, in a complaint or an petition or trail or probe, it is a forced conversion. This is a daily occurrence in India
14) It is a forced conversion if a government official refuses to grant relief, certificate, entitlement or privilege to a person on the basis of caste or religion.
15) When there is a one-sided rule in the Centre, the racist groups and their organizations, their media, their mercenary sectarian organizations take it as an opportunity to show their power and rise up in its ideology, in any way, to intimidate the elected state government, political parties, social organizations, charities, educational institutions, minorities and oppressed, backward classes, it is a forced conversion. This is a day to day happening in India.
16) It is a forced conversion to spread religiously false beliefs, to present themselves as equal to God, and to ensnare innocent people in their policy for their own gain and income.
17) In order to retain their full power as a single caste in governance, in power, in employment, in education, in religion, if a race is doing disgusting divisive maneuver that divides others to clash by caste or religion and makes fun of them, it is the silly forced conversion.
18) If a Corporate firm or MNC wants to set up a hazardous plant in a locality
and if the local people are opposing the plant due to its hazardous nature,
Brahmins can easily divide those local people either by religion or caste through their media and social media and can earn blooded-money keeping the local people as scape-goats. It is a forced conversion.
There are many such molecules of definitions to forced conversion. To cover all their forced conversion, these Brahmins in India unleash false propaganda that forced conversion is going on in India and Hinduism is in danger.
Indian people need to know their conspiracy. Definitely we need to have a
strong anti-conversion bill to stop all above conversions. The same should be applicable to all fake Christian Pastors and preachers who are cheating many people to accumulate their wealth and income. But in India, they are not targeted by Brahmins but only the service-minded Christian Organizations who are in education and healthcare because they are the barrier for their hidden agenda. Brahmins never attack preaching missionaries but they only target service-minded missionaries who work for tribes, poor, Dalits, Backward communities, sickened, weaker class, destitute etc., because they don’t want other communities to grow equal to them.
“Our religion is in danger” and in this part, we will analyze whether it is true.
What is forced conversion?
Forced conversion is the conversion of a person or sect against the will of a person or society by a government, government officials, regime, dominant organization, or individuals who use their power and authority to intimidate or threaten a life / lives or to rob the rights of a person or society.
1)During BCE 1178 to 2nd Century CE, the Aryans intimidated and forced
the aborigines in the land and forced them to adopt their culture
It was forced conversion.
2) After the 2nd century CE, the Aryans an ethnic group migrated from Central
Asia killed the Buddhists and Jains and threatened to adopt Aryan religion
and many Buddhists and Jains were converted to Aryan Religion due to the
coercion. It was forced conversion
Conversion to Aryan religion was forced conversion
3) In the Gupta Empire in North India and the Chola in South India
the empires were also dominated by only one caste sect oppressing
others under their control and robbed them of all their rights and enslave
them to keep and serve them. It was forced conversion.
4) As per Brahminical history, some Islamic kings like Tipu Sultan and
Aurangzeb converted people at the point of the sword. If it is true,
that too would be a forced conversion. Or if British Govt. used their full
power to convert people to Christianity is would be a forced conversion.
5) A Central Government or a State Government gives more priority or
importance to a particular caste sect., in employment, education,
governance, power, it is a forced conversion which is happening in India.
6) In the offices of a Central Government, State Government, if they are
allowing the rituals, symbols, images, temples, culture, poojas, mandras,
worship practices of a specific caste sect only, then it is a forced conversion
which is happening in India. These Aryan religious practices were conducted
by Brahmins even in the British period. The Muslims, Christians, Sikhs,
Buddhists and Jains are not aliens but they are all Indians who adapted to a
new faith and they have all rights as per article 25 of Indian Constitution.
7) In MNCs or Corporate firms or private firms in India, if CEO, top executives,
their HR officials give high priority to a particular caste sect in employment,
promotion and increment and reject the profiles of minority community, it is
a forced conversion, which is also happening in India. In any Christian
MNCs in India, corporate and private institutions especially Brahmins are
emphasized for many profiles and Christians and Muslims are ignored.
8) It is compulsory conversion if only a certain upper caste community is given more than 80% opportunity in the multiple education departments of a central government. This is also found in India. The Coalition has only a specific upper community in various places such as UGC, NTA, IIT, IISc, IIMs, CBSE, NAAC, CSIR, NITs, IISER, Universities in the various departments functioning under the Central Ministry of Education. It is also true that there have been multiple malfunctions in the examinations on their behalf.
9) It is forced conversion if the opportunity is given only to a certain sect in the judiciary system, the ministry, the ministers, the secretaries of the ministries, the deputy secretaries, the joint secretaries and the underprivileged, the minorities or the oppressed are denied the opportunity there.
10) The press and television media run by a particular community are forcibly proselytizing by criticizing the minorities, the oppressed and the oppressed under the false blanket of "nationalism" and imposing it on the people. This is also done by the Brahmins in India.
11) It is a compulsory conversion for judges who act religiously and caste-biased to use their power in their judgments to pass a biased judgment on behalf of their religion and caste. This is also happening ubiquitously in India.
12) It is a forced conversion if a Governor, a Chief Minister, a Minister takes a decision on the basis of his caste or religion or decides against other castes and other religions to oppress them in higher education or opportunities. This is also available in India.
13) It is proselytizing if a police superior or subordinate officer discriminates on the basis of his or her caste, religion, in a complaint or an petition or trail or probe, it is a forced conversion. This is a daily occurrence in India
14) It is a forced conversion if a government official refuses to grant relief, certificate, entitlement or privilege to a person on the basis of caste or religion.
15) When there is a one-sided rule in the Centre, the racist groups and their organizations, their media, their mercenary sectarian organizations take it as an opportunity to show their power and rise up in its ideology, in any way, to intimidate the elected state government, political parties, social organizations, charities, educational institutions, minorities and oppressed, backward classes, it is a forced conversion. This is a day to day happening in India.
16) It is a forced conversion to spread religiously false beliefs, to present themselves as equal to God, and to ensnare innocent people in their policy for their own gain and income.
17) In order to retain their full power as a single caste in governance, in power, in employment, in education, in religion, if a race is doing disgusting divisive maneuver that divides others to clash by caste or religion and makes fun of them, it is the silly forced conversion.
18) If a Corporate firm or MNC wants to set up a hazardous plant in a locality
and if the local people are opposing the plant due to its hazardous nature,
Brahmins can easily divide those local people either by religion or caste through their media and social media and can earn blooded-money keeping the local people as scape-goats. It is a forced conversion.
There are many such molecules of definitions to forced conversion. To cover all their forced conversion, these Brahmins in India unleash false propaganda that forced conversion is going on in India and Hinduism is in danger.
Indian people need to know their conspiracy. Definitely we need to have a
strong anti-conversion bill to stop all above conversions. The same should be applicable to all fake Christian Pastors and preachers who are cheating many people to accumulate their wealth and income. But in India, they are not targeted by Brahmins but only the service-minded Christian Organizations who are in education and healthcare because they are the barrier for their hidden agenda. Brahmins never attack preaching missionaries but they only target service-minded missionaries who work for tribes, poor, Dalits, Backward communities, sickened, weaker class, destitute etc., because they don’t want other communities to grow equal to them.
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