Jaipur: In Rajasthan' Bhilwara district, a controversy has erupted after objectionable books were distributed against Hinduism. The name of this book is "Hinduism, Religion or Stigma". This book is written by L. R. Bali. The school's teacher Nirmala Kamad has been accused of sharing it. The District Education Officer has taken cognizance of this and started an inquiry. According to information, the case pertains to the Asind police station area of Bhilwara.
A protest is taking place demanding the suspension of Nirmala Kamad, a teacher of government higher secondary school in Ruppura, a village here. Social media is also trending with the hashtag 'Arrest anti-Hindu teacher Nirmala Kamad'. Women are also seen sitting with many men on the protest. The police force has been deployed at the spot from the security point of view. In another video, a student from the same school said, "She (teacher) used to distribute books. She used to say that take this book, whatever is in the mind will go out. She preached another religion in the class. She used to tell us that Brahma ji is not a god. Brahma has raped his daughter. And Ramji is not the son of Dashrath. The book has been published by Samata Publications, Nagpur.
This poisonous book written against Hinduism has been printed in green. All three parts are together. At the top of it, Jawaharlal Nehru's words are written, "Hinduism is certainly not liberal and tolerant. There is no more narrow person in the world than a Hindu. Twitter account Jeetmal Gurjar 'Jeetu' has shared screenshots of some pages of the book. It is written in these pages that there is no difference between Vishnu and a dog. The mantras of the Upanishads have also been spelt out by N N Rai in his words. Very derogatory things have been said with the names of Brahma and Vishwamitra. Words like 'hero and not villain' have been written for Hindu gods. However, no action has been taken against the accused teacher so far.
The point to be noted in this whole development is that, who is behind these people who spewed venom against Hindus in the Hindu-majority Indian country itself? At the same time, can they write such things against any other religion and even if they write, will they be alive? Because in other religions, there is a law separate from the head body. Recently, Kishan Bharwad of Gujarat was murdered over a Facebook post, Harsha's murder in Karnataka also happened due to the same reason. In the sacrilege case, a man was hanged for cutting off his hands and legs during the farmers' agitation. Is there no respect for the faith of Hindus left in India itself now?
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