Strategy for united struggle against Hindutva ‘fascism’: Ideological silence is ‘no option’ – By Dr Bhabani Shankar Nayak
Electoral alliance and opportunism of national and regional political parties, neoliberal economic marginalisation and soft secular Hindutva line pandering to Hindu majoritarianism laid the foundation of Hindutva fascism in post-colonial India.
It is in this context, Indians need to develop a broad front based on mass movements inside and outside the parliament which would ensure the defeat of Hindutva fascists and create effective political alternatives for the survival of the idea of India.…
The political and ideological silence is no longer a choice for us. History tells us as witness that defeat of Hindutva fascism certain and inevitable. Therefore, the only choice is to fight and defeat Hindutva fascists and their ideological narratives in India.
https://www.counterview.net/2019/08/strategy-for-united-struggle-against.html
SEE ALSO:
- Reclaiming Secular Democracy in Today’s India – By Gargi Chakravartty (Aug 19, 2019, Mainstream)
http://www.mainstreamweekly.net/article8938.html - Women in India Are Defending Democracy in Face of Rising Hindu Nationalism – By Yamuna Matheswaran (Aug 18, 2019, Truthout.org)
https://truthout.org/articles/women-in-india-lead-struggle-for-democracy-in-face-of-rising-hindu-nationalism/ - It’s Time to Take a Clear-Sighted Stand on Secularism – By N. Ram (Aug 25, 2019, The Wire)
https://thewire.in/rights/its-time-to-take-a-clear-sighted-stand-on-secularism - We have become too wary when talking about religion – By Devi Kar (Aug 21, 2019, The Telegraph)
https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/we-have-become-too-wary-when-talking-about-religion/cid/1699100
