The Video YouTube Didn’t Want You to See: Kajal Hindusthani on Hindu-Muslim Friendship Reality.

YouTube’s Hinduphobia Exposed: Kajal Hindusthani’s Video Reveals the Truth…

Anti-Hindu YouTube did not allow uploading Video of Kajal Hindusthani where she exposed Hindu-Muslim Brotherhood. But, later….

Upananda Brahmachari 

Today, I came across a video featuring Hindutva activist Kajal Singala, popularly known as Kajal Hindusthani, where she sheds light on the reality of Hindu-Muslim friendship in the Indian context. While she underscores a universal truth, her focus is specifically on the Indian scenario, providing a nuanced perspective on the issue.

In the video, Kajal Singala highlights the paradox of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood, pointing out that Muslims consider Hindus as ‘Kaffirs’ or non-believers, based on teachings from their holy book. Without explicitly mentioning the Quran, Kajal references the Islamic text’s teachings that discourage Muslims from befriending ‘Kaffirs’. She notes that this ideology is instilled in Muslims from a young age through their education in Madrasas, making it challenging to achieve genuine harmony between the two communities

Kajal  elaborates on her contentious viewpoint by outlining a three-stage process of ‘brainwashing’ that Muslim children undergo, which she believes fosters fanaticism. According to her, the process begins with 1. fundamentalism, followed by 2. separatism, and culminates in 3. terrorism. She asserts that this gradual indoctrination occurs through their education and upbringing, leading to a deeply ingrained mindset that is challenging to reverse

She argues that due to the teachings in Madrasas, which she believes promote a divisive ideology, Muslims cannot truly be considered brothers of Hindus. She asserts that this harsh reality cannot be concealed or denied, and that acknowledging it is essential for understanding the complexities of communal relationships between Hindus and Muslims.

Kajal Singala alais Kajal Hindusthani further illustrated her point by citing examples of prominent Indian Muslims who, despite holding high offices, have made statements or taken actions that she believes undermine national unity. She mentioned former Vice-President Hamid Ansari’s comment that India is not safe for Muslims, and how Mufti Mehbooba and Omar Abdullah, former Chief Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir, promoted separatist ideologies in the region. Additionally, Kajal criticized Assaduddin Owaisi, but incorrectly attributed a statement to him that was actually made by his younger brother, Akbaruddin Owaisi, an MLA from Telangana, who threatened to ‘cut off’ Hindus in 15 minutes

Singala continued to illustrate her point about the challenges of Hindu-Muslim friendship by citing examples of Muslims who, despite holding positions of power and influence, have been involved in communal activities. She mentioned MLAs Amanatullah Khan and Maman Khan for allegedly conspiring against Hindus. Kajal also pointed out instances where Muslims, regardless of their profession or education, have been involved in anti-national activities: Tahir Hussain, a Corporator, allegedly masterminded the Delhi riots; Dr. Afzal Guru, an MBBS doctor, attacked the Parliament; Yakub Memon, a Chartered Accountant, was involved in the Mumbai serial blasts; Burhan Wani, a software engineer and son of a poor school teacher, attacked the Indian Army; and Umar Khalid, a JNU student, raised slogans calling for India’s disintegration like “Bharat Tere Tukde Honge, Inshallah, Inshallah”. Additionally, Kajal criticized some IAS officers for their alleged involvement in ‘UPSC Jihad’ and condemned Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan for his opposition to the Narmada dam project, which she believes deprived Gujarat’s people of Narmada water.

Recognizing the video’s significant educational value, I attempted to upload it to YouTube to share with others. However, YouTube authorities prevented the upload, citing a violation of their ‘community guidelines’ and ‘community standards,’ and labelling the content as ‘hate speech.’ This decision was made despite the video’s intent to spark crucial discussions and raise awareness about important issues.

The ‘Anti-Hindu’ and Pro-Islamist’ YouTube tried to give a caution by saying, “Content that glorifies or  incite hatred or violence towards a protected group or individual based on their membership of a protected group is not allowed on YouTube.”  YouTube sent an email for this effect.

I immediately filed an appeal with YouTube, protesting their bullying tactics disguised as ‘Community Guidelines’ or ‘Hate Speech’ enforcement. I vehemently objected to YouTube’s policy of shielding Islamic teachings that promote hatred and intolerance, as embedded in the Quran, by restricting the upload of educational content that exposes the truth about Muslim attitudes.

Understanding it as a far cry, I also uploaded the video in Vimeo and took my X handle and upload the same video tagging Vimeo and YouTube both.

For exposing the Pro-Islamist and anti-Hindu Mechanism of YouTube, I wrote: The best of  @kajal_jaihind, I have ever heard. Right analysis for #HinduMuslimBrotherhood. It’s educational. But ‘anti-Hindu’ @YouTube @TeamYouTube restricted the video due to its own ‘Community Standard’.

I’m unsure if it was my persistent advocacy for the Hindutva cause, an hour later YouTube  heard my appeal of review and lifted the restriction on Kajal Hindusthani’s video on ‘Muslim Friendship is an impossible thing for Hindus’.

Now, I’m thrilled to announce that Kajal Hindusthani’s insightful video on Hindu-Muslim friendship is now available on both YouTube and Vimeo. I urge all my viewers and supporters  of  “Struggle For Hindu Existence’ website to watch and absorb the video’s essence, which reveals the harsh realities of Hindu-Muslim friendship. In my opinion, this is Kajal’s most astute analysis on the topic, offering a candid and accurate perspective. I strongly recommend that members of the RSS, VHP, and BJP, who believe in the ‘Same DNA’ theory, watch this video and come to a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics at play.
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Courtesy: X, Vimeo & YouTube.