WEBDESK: Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Hindutva is no longer just an ideology. It has now become a violent political agenda fuelled by lies, hate, and mob rule.
The latest victim of this extremism is not a minority or a dissenter but a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) soldier himself.
The shocking incident took place on 19 July at a railway station in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. According to reliable reports by Indian news outlets, a uniformed CRPF jawan was brutally attacked by a group of Hindutva linked pilgrims while waiting for the Brahmaputra Express.
Hindutva Mob Assaults Soldier in Uniform in India
A small argument over a train ticket quickly escalated. Over eight Hindu pilgrims surrounded the soldier, threw him to the ground, and savagely beat him.
Despite trying to defend himself, the soldier was punched, kicked, and slapped repeatedly. As he stood up, another attacker struck him again, dragging him back to the ground.
Bystanders tried to intervene but the mob continued the assault. This incident highlights how law and order in India is collapsing, even at public places like railway stations.
The Modi regime has remained completely silent, showing no condemnation or action.
Political analysts say the government’s silence reflects a criminal level of negligence and clear bias toward right-wing mobs. State protection now seems to exist only for extremist groups while minorities, ordinary citizens, and even soldiers are left defenceless.
India’s Fascism in Full View
This attack has sparked serious concerns about the security situation in India. Analysts warn that the country is no longer a democracy under the Modi regime, but a battleground ruled by Hindutva mobs.
In this new India, truth-tellers are branded as traitors, while violent thugs are celebrated as “national heroes”. Even the judiciary, according to critics, seems aligned with the Hindutva agenda handing out justice only when one shouts “Jai Hind”.
This brutal attack on a uniformed officer proves that Modi’s India is now behaving like a fascist state, where violence is the law and extremism is state-sponsored.
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