AMU professor is not the only one, the list of vitriolic Hindu haters is infinite

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) — a hotbed for Islamists has found itself in controversy yet again and not for good reasons. Reportedly, Dr Jitendra Kumar — a faculty member at the department of forensic medicine at JN Medical College attached to AMU made derogatory and deracinated references to Hindu deities while teaching about the history of rape in India. In the PowerPoint slides made by Jitendra, he summarized that rapes in India could be connected to Hindu deities.

A student must have clicked the photo of the slide and posted it on social media, which then quickly went viral. The slide with several bullet points read as follows:

“Rape – Historical perspective (India), Story of Brahma raping his daughter, Indra impersonation of Rishi Gautam and raping his wife, Tulsi Vivah: Lord Vishnu raping the wife of King Jalandhar, Different types of marriage as per Hindu traditions, Two main cases that drastically changed rape laws in India – Mathura rape case and Nirbhaya rape case.”

Instead of stripping Dr Kumar of the job profile, the AMU faculty only suspended him and issued a condemnation letter, asking him to submit his reply on the matter within 24 hours.

“The Aligarh Muslim University and the Faculty of Medicine strongly condemned the content of a slide on the mythical reference of rape and issued a show cause notice to Dr Jitendra Kumar for hurting the religious sentiments of the students, staff, and citizens,”

Complaint filed against Jitendra

Meanwhile, former AMU student and BJP leader Dr Nishit Sharma lodged a complaint against the accused assistant professor at the Civil Lines police station on Wednesday (April 6).

Aligarh’s DSP and CO Shwetabh Pandey was quoted as saying, “A complaint has been received about derogatory remarks on Hindu deities being taught in AMU. The matter is under investigation. The AMU administration is also investigating the matter. A complaint has been lodged against the accused professor. Further action will be taken on the basis of the investigation.”

An AMU professor espousing vitriol against Hindu gods and deities is not new news. The left-liberal intelligentsia of the country which is heavily involved in academia has a special fetish for targeting Hindu customs and beliefs.

Mani Shankar Aiyar and his brainfart statements

As for espousing vitriol against the Hindu gods, the AMU teachers come only second to opposition parties and their leaders. Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar, ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, at an event named ‘Ek Shaam Babri Masjid Ke Naam’, questioned Lord Ram’s birth at Ayodhya by saying how someone can be so sure that Lord Ram was born at that historic site.

Aiyar said, “What do you mean mandir wahin banayenge? King Dasharatha was a big king and it is believed he had as many as 10,000 rooms in his palace. Who knows which room was where? And hence they say that because we think that our Lord Ram was born here, and hence the temple should be built there, and because there is a masjid there, we will first demolish it and then build a temple at that place?”

DMK calling Lord Rama a drunkard; CPM calling Hindus violent

Similarly, reported extensively by TFI, DMK has been infamous for its anti-Hindu and anti-Brahmin bigotry in the garb of Dravidian ideology. This anti-Hindu stance is amply clear from the statements of late DMK President M. Karunanidhi who said, “Lord Rama is a drunkard“. The late president has also remarked that the term ‘Hindu’ means ‘thief.’ He stated, “Who is a Hindu? You must ask Periyar EVR. A good man would say the word Hindu means a thief.”

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Continuing his legacy, the present party president and current CM MK Stalin has further strengthened the party’s anti-Hindu stance. In a public gathering in 2019, he openly batted for uprooting the Sanatan Dharma.

Meanwhile, at an event in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh in 2019, CPM General Secretary Sitaram Yechury said, “Ramayana and Mahabharata are also filled with instances of violence and battles. Being a pracharak (RSS functionary), you narrate the epics but still claim Hindus can’t be violent? What is the logic behind saying that there’s a religion which engages in violence and we Hindus don’t.”

AMU — a hotbed of Islamists

AMU is a den of Islamists. Hindus and other religious communities are generally not welcome at the university unless they subscribe to the radical ideology of those who have hegemonized the campus, which by the way, is funded by Indian taxpayers.

AMU’s love for Muhammad Ali Jinnah requires no retelling. The campus was up in arms in 2018, upon being asked to take down Jinnah’s portrait. Over the years, AMU has become a hotspot where the ‘protest culture’ has metamorphosed into a growing anti-national culture.

Important to note is the fact that AMU is a central university and does not enjoy the minority status by virtue of a 1967 Allahabad High Court judgment. And yet the University acts as if only Islamists and radical fundamentalists have a place on the campus.

As a result, the campus has become a breeding ground for fake information and anti-Science behaviour. It was evident when at the peak of the Covid wave last year, as many as 100 people died inside the campus, with the graveyards running out of space.

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The death and devastation inside the campus were caused by the fatal concoction of rumour mongering, vaccine hesitancy and general lack of awareness. The deaths on an unprecedented scale transpired despite the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC) present on the campus where the safety trials of Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin were conducted.

AMU requires a complete overhaul of its faculty. The majority of the professors with their narrow and myopic worldviews are extremely prejudiced against Hindus and their customs. PM Modi and UP CM Yogi Adityanath had laid the foundation stone of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University to counter AMU last year. But until the university comes up, AMU needs a thorough cleanse.