How wrong people have been eulogized in India for centuries and decades now, is no mystery. The Congress party post-Independence wreaked havoc on our history and presented wrong idols as figures worth emulating, one such glaring example is Maulana Abul Kalam Azad: A Thread
Azad was modern India's first education minister, who left no stone unturned in Islamizing our education system, the dangerous effects of the same, which are still visible today.
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Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's ancestry didn't fit into the bill of the 'modern-secular India', as his family was of Islamic scholars and traveled from Herat, Afghanistan to India during Babur's rule.
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Azad was born in Mecca when his father learned the teachings of Islam there and delivered Islamic sermons there. While he was in Mecca, Azad was homeschooled in Urdu and Arabic.
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Azad's father didn't want his children to pursue English education but rather emphasized on Islamic education and wanted his children to become Pirs.
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It was his deep-rooted Islamic beliefs that led him to present a biased Islamic history, in the form of secular learnings. The same secular learnings presented Akbar as Akbar The Great, learned Shahjahan, benevolent and secular Tipu.
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The truth was that all the great Hindu warriors and kingdom had been sidelined, Shivaji Maharaj, Gupta Empire, Cholas, Pandyas, Ahoms, etc. were all mighty neglected, rather were presented as weak and incapable in front of the Mughals. A lie that didn't have any standing.
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Abul Kalam adhered to the leftist ideology and deliberately twisted Indic values and traditions to pursue the Islamic agenda and weaken the Hindu minds.
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A conspiracy that he was successfully able to establish and proceed in. He along with Humayun Kabir, MC Chagla, and Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed all were a part of this.
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It's time that people who have weakened our internal structure and deliberately stop being respected and given undue honor.
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People who have been actual warriors and had helped shape real history be given their due place, the first step being to change our curriculum and tell the real history to our future generations. A step that will take many generations to undo the wrongs of the past.
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