Nexus Between Entities Influencing India

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Two news articles from a couple of months ago (Nov 2012) showing christian infiltration of

1. the income tax dept and

2. some "educational trust/school" of State Bank of India (officers)





1. haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=16596&SKIN=B

Hinduism not a Religion; Don't ask for benefits accorded to Christianity or Islam - Income Tax Dept

12/11/2012 14:37:02



Nagpur: Following is the excuse by INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, NAGPUR to not include Hindu Religious institutions from exempting from seeking the benefit of Charity Institutions under SECTION 80(G).According to this order Hinduism is only a ‘Technical term ‘ and because of that Government cannot extend the benefits which they accord to Christianity and Islam as a Religion! This Anti Hindu order has been issued on 11.10.2012 by Income Tax appellate Tribunal in Nagpur while considering the application of Shiv Mandir Devsttan Panch Committee Sanstan, Nagpur



The word “Hindu” has not been defined in any of the texts nor in judgment made law. The word was given by British administrators to inhabitants of India, who were not Christians, Muslims, Parsis or Jews. The alleged Hindu religion consists of four castes Brahmins, kshatriyas, vaishyas and sudras belonging ultimately to two schools of law, mitaksharas and dayabhaga. There is, however, no religion by the name ~Hindu’. It only shows that so calledHindu religion has been called for convenience.” CIT must be aware of that the Hindu consists of a number of communities having the different gods who are being worshipped in a different manner, different rituals, different ethical codes. Even the worship of god is not essential for a person who has adopted Hinduism way of life. Thus, Hinduism holds within its fold men of divergent views and traditions who have very little in common except a vague faith in what may be called the fundamentals of the Hinduism. The word ‘community’ means a society of people living in the same place, under the same laws and regulations and who have common rights and privileges. This may apply to Christianity or moslem but not to Hinduism. Therefore, it cannot be said that Hindu is a separate community or a separate religion. Technically Hindu is neither a religion nor a community. Therefore, expenses incurred for worshipping of Lord Shiva, , Hanuman, Goddess Durga and for maintenance of temple cannot be regarded to be for religious purpose.



Read details about the order at

taxguru.in/income-tax-case-laws/expense-worship-hindu-gods-temple-maintenance-regarded-religious-purpose.html

- What gives away that it's christianism behind the above is how the issued statement recognises only monotheisms: making mention of "christians, muslims, parsis, jews".



- Another thing that gives it away is how in actual terms it's targeting only the majority native religion, the one which christianism was already gunning for: Hindoos' own religion. This is clear from how the final statement mentions only the temples to Hindoo Gods ("Lord Shiva, Hanuman, Goddess Durga" are listed as a sample enumeration) - i.e. Hindoo temples. The #1 enemy of christoislamism is after all the class of religions they call "polytheistic idolatrous". Which is exactly what they're striking at with this.



- Note the final words of the above government-level declaration and recall the christo Codes of Theodosius and Justinian which gradually banned and persecuted Hellenismos in Greco-Roman space:

"<all Hindoo temple activity and expenses> cannot be regarded to be for religious purpose", hence they can be taxed.



- About this statement: "Technically Hindu is neither a religion nor a community"

Technically and literally and truly - and in all ways - christoislamism are not a native identity to India and hence christoislamics should be deported to Pukestan and Bunglingdesh. <- India's native religions really should implement *that* and bid a permanent Sayonara to the parasitic religions.



- The real comment to be made on the matter - on why it was a bad idea to deny the existence of the Hindoo religion - was already briefly alluded to in another thread. It is "Hindu" vocalists themselves who keep insisting on the denial - even if Indian christoism is only slowly picking up on its myriad uses - but note how only *Hindoos* are paying for the insistence.





2. www.dailypioneer.com/nation/107167-chennai-schoolteacher-persecuted-for-hindu-prayer.html

via haindavakeralam.com/HKPage.aspx?PageID=16563&SKIN=B

Chennai schoolteacher ‘persecuted’ for Hindu prayer



Tuesday, 06 November 2012 23:16

Kumar Chellappan | CHENNAI

In what is being seen as an assault on religious freedom, the management of an admittedly secular school in Chennai has suspended a teacher for reciting Hindu prayers during assembly.



Abirami, a chemistry teacher of the State Bank of India Officers’ Association Educational Trust School (SBIOA), recited the prayers in the school assembly on March 13, 2012 hoping to inspire the 330 students who were about to write the chemistry paper in the public examination.



“I recited the lines Om Mathru Devo Bhava, Om Pitru Devo Bhava, Om Acharya Devo Bhava, Om Vighneswaraya Namaha, Om Neela Saraswathiye Namaha which was repeated by the students. But before they could reach the stanza Om Vighneswaraya Namaha, school’s vice- principal Jayanti Sundar, a Christian who is also an evangelist, switched off the mike. I told her that prayers were not yet over and continued reciting the full prayer when she pushed me aside and asked another Christian teacher to lead the prayers. They put me under suspension on that day itself on charges of physically assaulting the vice-principal in front of the school students,” Abirami told The Pioneer.



She said that though the school was launched by the State Bank of India Officers Association, it has turned out to be a Christian management school. “Only Christian prayers are allowed in the school assembly though majority of the students are from the Hindu community. It was only on the day of the chemistry examination that I took part in the school assembly and recited the prayer. My intention was to recite prayers for the benefit of students belonging to all religions,” said Abirami.

(Abirami - like many a Hindu - just doesn't understand where she went wrong. She may have wanted to pray for the *benefit* for students of all religions, but she prayed to *heathen* Gods to secure that benefit. And *that's* what christianism objects to. If she had invoked jeebus to pray for the benefit of all students it would have been okay, and indeed encouraged.

Hindus really need to understand christianism. Else they'll forever be left with a vacant non-comprehending expression and playing catch up.)



Though she has been under suspension for the entire academic year 2012, the management is yet to complete the disciplinary proceedings which in itself are a violation of education department rules. “The internal disciplinary proceedings against her are under progress. Ours is a secular school and all the charges levelled against us are baseless. Abirami is trying to divert the attention of the general public by inciting religious sentiments,” PC Selvarani, the school principal, said. She alleged that Abirami was trying to spoil the minds of the students. But she refused to divulge the reasons behind the suspension and disciplinary proceedings against Abirami.

(The christo refused to divulge the reasons for suspending Abirami *because* said reasons are for Abirami expressing her Hindu religion, i.e. for invoking Hindoo Gods, which christianism considers criminal. <- But admitting *that* on the news would be to expose christianism's definition of "secularism".)



Students who took part in the March 13 school assembly said Abirami did not in any way violate the school discipline. “Abirami offered prayers for all religions equally. While she was offering the prayers, vice-principal Jayanthi Sunder tried to snatch the microphone from her hands. Consequently, Abirami resisted this act and did not force Jayanthi Sunder physically in any form. I could deduce no reason for her suspension,” said S Vidhyalakshmi, a student who was present in the assembly on the fateful day.



Some of the students backed Abirami’s claim that only Christian prayers are recited in the school assembly everyday. “Only Christian teachers are allowed to lead the assembly and recite the prayers. This has baffled us,” one of the students who did not want to be quoted said.



B Haran, a political commentator, described as outrageous the action of the school authorities. “This is a classic case of minorities serving their religion wherever they are. They infiltrate a secular institution, take control of management and convert it into a minority institution. This is what has happened exactly in this case. The SBOA is now controlled by the Church. That is Indian Secularism for you,” said Haran.

(But 'Indian secularism'=christianism by another appellation. Hindus would do well to study the unspoken synonyms....)



V Sundaram, all India general secretary (ideology), Janata Party, called the bluff on the school management. A former IAS officer withy more than three decades of administrative experience, Sundaram termed the action of the school management as a violation of the freedom of religion. “If we interpret true secularism, the court itself can take suo moto note of the news and initiate action against the school,” he said.



Hindus and Muslims are hurt by the school management’s action, if comments on the social networking websites are any indication.



Though Abirami approached the chairman of the CBSE and the Chief Minister’s cell with her grievances, she is yet to get an acknowledgement.

(Probably CBSE and CM can be written off as christos/promoters of christianism too.)

The real point in putting up the pioneer article is that the State Bank of India Officers' Educational trust - or whatever State Bank of India school - has been taken over by christianism. But parasitism spreads as a matter of course all over the host - the vital organs and primary functions included. And christianism is a parasite.



A bit galling that even daily pioneer puts the word Persecuted in its news heading in quotes... Then again, IIRC there are christians employed at the dailypioneer (as always happens with any Hindu nationalist org, site or endeavour - christists always weasel their way in), so who's to say the pioneer's chief editor didn't want to hurt their "feelings" in presenting this piece of news and hence the quotes?