Indian Politicians

[Guest guest]

We recently had an opportunity of meeting up with a prominent politician from India. When we heard him for the first time we felt that perhaps he was special; we felt that maybe we have met up with an Indian politician who is driven by real love of Hinduism.

 

But at the second meeting we felt let down. With sadness we have to say: Indian politician who has real love for Hinduism is not only a rare commodity it is very likely an extinct species.

 

Indian politics under the guise of 'secularism' has since a long time, abandoned its spiritual focus. The whole nation has paid a very heavy price for this. The politicians on the scene are hardly inclined to improve matters.

 

Vivekananda Centre London

 

[Guest guest]

This is so enigmatic. I understand your not naming names, but perhaps you could

share why you took a positive view in the first instance, and later were

perusaded otherwise.

 

Thanks

 

fg

 

Ramakrishna , " Vivekananda Centre " <vivekananda@b...>

wrote:

>

> We recently had an opportunity of meeting up with a prominent politician from

India. When we heard him for the first time we felt that perhaps he was special;

we felt that maybe we have met up with an Indian politician who is driven by

real love of Hinduism.

>

> But at the second meeting we felt let down. With sadness we have to say:

Indian politician who has real love for Hinduism is not only a rare commodity it

is very likely an extinct species.

>

> Indian politics under the guise of 'secularism' has since a long time,

abandoned its spiritual focus. The whole nation has paid a very heavy price for

this. The politicians on the scene are hardly inclined to improve matters.

>

> Vivekananda Centre London