Nitish Kumar defiles the sacred Vishnupad mandir of Gaya Teerth

There is a saying, “To err is human, to forgive is divine.” But human errors should have boundaries, some limitations otherwise it won’t take long for any human to turn into an evil being. Something of similar fashion can be seen in the behaviour of “Sushasan Babu”. Attachment with political power has intoxicated the mind of Nitish Kumar to the point that he has forgotten the basic ethics of Sanatan Dharm.

Non-Hindu minister enters Vishnupad temple

Vishnupad is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Bhagwan Vishnu in the laid-back city of Gaya in Bihar. Located on the holy banks of Niranjana (Phalgu) River, this glorious piece of architecture carries the rich and glorious past of Sanatan Dharm.

The temple is believed to be built upon the site where Bhagwan Vishnu had purportedly killed the demon Gayasura. The rule this temple commands is that no non-practising Hindu can enter into its Garbhagrih (the sanctum sanctorum).

But, its again the monopoly of Nitish Kumar who paid no heed to the rules and sentiments of Hindus and made a grand entry into the temple with a Non-Hindu minister Mohammad Israil Mansuri, just to stimulate his political stunt.

Nitish Kumar – A man with deceptive ideas

Being an ambitious man with volatile political career, Mr. Nitish Kumar has always tried to create opportunities to maintain his chair. Be it by cutting ties with BJP or joining hands with RJD and the other struggling parties of Bihar. Nitish Kumar is leaving no stone unturned to promote his cheap political gimmick in order to attract vote banks and his very school of politics which is polluting, misleading and degrading in its essence.

Firstly this clumsy attempt to form a weak, directionless, and a soulless government without any definitive ideology to breed Jungle Raj 2.0 and secondly making a non-practising Hindu Mohammad Israil Mansuri enter Vishnupad temple are the two major examples for it.

Mohammad Israil Mansuri entering temple triggers a religious row

Nitish Kumar political stunt of entering the Vishnupad temple with Mohammad Israil Mansuri has triggered a political and religious row across the nation. A flock of netizens on twitter and other social media handles are slamming this political move of Bihar’s chief minister.

Several other party leaders are also seen condemning this outrageous act of Nitish Kumar. As per News18 reports, Vishnupad temple secretary Gajadhar Lal Pathak said, “Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visited the temple along with Muslim minister Mansuri which is against our law. It is clearly written that non-Hindu is not allowed inside the temple premises. Nitish Kumar has hurt the sentiments of crores of Hindus. He should apologise to everyone; further action will be after meeting with temple committees.”

The BJP also slammed CM Nitish Kumar over Mansuri’s entry into the temple, with party MLA Hari Bhushan Thakur Bachaul calling for the minister’s resignation and labelling the entry of a Muslim into the Hindu temple “a sin”.

Responding to the backlash against him inside the Vishnupad Temple, Bihar minister Israil Mansuri defended himself by saying, “It is just a coincidence that I entered the sanctum sanctorum of Vishnupad temple with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.”

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Nitish’s Political doom

But the question still remains, why only the Hindus and their sentiments are played with? And why do the Sanatanis have to bear the costs of being the majority in this nation alone?

Politicians like Nitish Kumar who are marching towards their political doom are trying to somehow prove their existence by playing pity politics to be relevant. They must understand that such antics with directionless ideology will lead them nowhere.

Nitish Kumar is in dire need of some guidance. May Bhagwan Vishnu grant him some wisdom so he may find his righteous path.

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