RSS rewrites Indian history, holds Muslims responsible for creation of Dalits

[email protected] (DK Singh, Hindustan Times)
September 22, 2014

New Delhi, Sep 22: In its renewed impetus to woo Dalits, various other castes and sub-castes, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has embarked on an ambitious exercise to re-write history.

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Emboldened by the BJP's success in the Lok Sabha elections, the RSS has intensified its efforts to find and validate a common Hindu thread to unify all groups under one Hindu identity.

Three top RSS leaders have sought to attribute the genesis of Dalits, tribals and many other groups to œMuslim invasion  in medieval times.

They articulated these views in their forewords to three books, authored by BJP spokesman Vijay Sonkar Shastri and released by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat recently ” œHindu Charmakar Jati , œHindu Khatik Jati  and œHindu Valmiki Jati .

The Sangh leaders claimed that these castes had come into existence due to atrocities by foreign invaders and did not exist in Hindu religion earlier.

According to Bhaiyyaji Joshi, No.2 in RSS hierarchy,'shudras' were never untouchables in Hindu scriptures.'Islamic atrocities' during the medieval age resulted in the emergence of untouchables, Dalits and Indian Muslims.

Joshi further elaborated, œTo violate Hindu swabhiman (dignity) of Chanwarvanshiya Kshatriyas, foreign invaders from Arab, Muslim rulers and beef-eaters, forced them to do abominable works like killing cows, skinning them and throwing their carcasses in deserted places. Foreign invaders thus created a caste of charma-karma (dealing with skin) by giving such works as punishment to proud Hindu prisoners. 

Another top RSS functionary, Suresh Soni, echoed the same: œDalits had their genesis during Turks, Muslims and Mughal eras. Today's castes like Valmikis, Sudarshan, Majhabi Sikhs and their 624 sub-castes came into being as a result of atrocities against Brahmins and Kshatriyas during Medieval or Islamic age,  he wrote.

Krishna Gopal, Sah-sarkaryavah, RSS, went on to bolster the Sangh's new found agenda saying, œIn pre-historic and Vedic age, Khatik castes have been recognized as Brahmins who affected sacrifices. It may be noted that before the advent of Muslim invaders, there is no reference to rearing pigs in India.

It was a vocation adopted by Hindus to defend their religion. 

The RSS has been focusing on research in this area of late. One of its affiliated organisations had recently organised a conclave of over 100 historians to discuss historiography and changes required to give a proper perspective.

An overarching Hindu identity beyond any castes or sub-castes is an objective that the RSS has been striving for decades, despite being projected as an upper caste outfit. The BJP itself, under the stewardship of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, has been actively reaching out to Dalits and OBCs. The Sangh's latest move looks set to re-ignite a debate on history and historians.

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