After Manoj Muntashir’s takedown of Mughals, Leftists bully YouTube in removing the video

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Indian lyricist, poet and nationalist Manoj Muntashir’s YouTube video ‘Aap Kiske Vanshaj Hain’ where he brutally exposed and trolled the Mughals, was targeted by left-liberals as they mass reported his video on the charge of ‘copyright claim’, YouTube has blocked his video and the claim is under challenge as of now.

Source: Times of India

Based on the factual claim by nationalist lyricist Manoj Muntashir the liberals trolled him as Islamophobic and hate-monger. He is getting a lot of hate from liberals, Islamists and Leftist ‘historians’ for calling out on Mughal barbarity in his recent videos. A lot of hate comments have been directed to his recent posts in which he promoted the video. However, massive support from Indians gave him immense confidence.

With the lies around Mughals’ legacy resurfacing, it becomes imperative to bring out facts in the public domain. We already have generations brainwashed into ‘Glory of Mughals’, Kabir Khan, the director of pro-Islamic Propaganda movies like New York, Ek Tha Tiger, Bajrangi Bhaijaan was seen appreciating Mughal Dacoits as the Nation-builders.

The Left-liberals attack

One RJ Fahad regretted taking Manoj’s interview for Rekhta and said, “I regret that I took an interview of this hate monger and a bigot for Rekhta. Itna zeher kahan se laate hain ye log?”

Islamist Hussain Haidry said, “Not the first time he’s spreading hate or lies, and it will not be the last time. Mask has been off since well over a year. This is not an out of the blue video. Khair, sarkaar aur samaaj ne punish karne ke bajaay incentivise kiya hua hai anti-Muslim zahar ugalna. So ugal raha.” (Government is incentivising hatred against Muslims instead of punishing it, so he is spreading hatred.)

Leftist ‘historian’ Irfan Habib said, “Sad to see a poet and writer spitting venom using dubious and imaginary arguments as history.”

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Aap Kiske Vanshaj Hain

Mughals’ reality has always been hidden from Indian masses through Bollywood propaganda movies like Mughal-e-Azam, Jodha Akbar, etc. It is the first time in independent India that we Indians have awakened to the reality of Mughals.

In the recent video shared by patriot Manoj Muntashir on his YouTube channel, he talked about choosing heroes beyond religion, caste, and other barriers. He questioned the so-called Indian historians and educators for teaching the glorified history of the Mughals but missing out on the details of atrocities against Hindus. Manoj questioned why there is mention of Akbar removing Jaziya on Hindus, but there is no mention of the fact that he had imposed Jaziya again later during his tenure as the ruler. he was seen asking how can we Indians accept the blatant distortion of our own heritage. He questioned his fellow Indians how can invaders and colonizers who killed thousands of Indians be celebrated as heroes. He criticized the Mughals as ‘glorified dacoits’, appealed to the people to recognize India’s own heritage.

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The reality grounded in facts cannot be ignored in the awakened Hindu society. YouTube removing Manoj Muntashir’s video is an embarrassment to Indian history and heritage. The poet informed that they have challenged the claim, and the video will be back soon. The time has come for unholy nexus of iniquitous post-modern liberals, Islamists, and Secular lobby to understand that Hindus are only focused on preserving their own culture. No matter how much they try to brainwash us into believing that Mughals enriched India, the fact remains that India’s wealth stagnated under Mughals. They looted our temples, plundered our universities and institutions, tortured us, and took away trillions of dollars of wealth to their native lands. Only the truth can exist in reality. The falsehood invented can’t sustain the shining light of truth.

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