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On 15th August 2021, the Taliban took over Kabul. &nbsp;&nbsp;20 days later, over 1,700 kilometres away, Mumbai police beefed up security outside Javed Akhtar&rsquo;s Juhu residence.&nbsp;Hard to believe, the two events are inter-related.Lyricist, activist, poet- Javed Akhtar has been vocal in his criticism of right-wing ideology in India.&nbsp;In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens.&nbsp;The poet said that right-wing across the world want same things and there is an uncanny resemblance between the Taliban and those who support organisations such as Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal.&nbsp;Akhtar said, &ldquo;Just like the Taliban want an theological State, there are those who want a Hindu rashtra&rdquo; and there is a similarity in the goals which these groups want to attain - sideline the minorities and impose a repressive ideology across all people.&nbsp;Before the RSS and VHP could reply to the harsh criticism, the Bhartiya Janta Party expressed its ire. &nbsp;&nbsp;Another strong proponent of Hindutva ideology, Shiv Sena, also cleared its stand.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the party mouthpiece Saamna, Sena acknowledged Akhtar&rsquo;s activism against fundamentalism and praised him for standing up against unsecular sentiments in the past. But the mouthpiece helmed by Sanjay Raut promptly added that they don&rsquo;t agree with his comment on RSS and he&rsquo;s completely wrong in comparing Hindutva with Taliban mindset.&nbsp;Defending Hindutva, Sena emphasised that they don&rsquo;t accept madness in the name of Hindutva and India is a strong secular country.Ever since Taliban&rsquo;s Afghanistan takeover, the narrative around intolerance with comparisons to India has been rife in the country.&nbsp;It is not just the opponents of BJP who are drawing parallels with the militant outfit&rsquo;s ideology and takeover. BJP leaders are also using Afghanistan&rsquo;s predicament to hit at opposition voices for their criticism of the ruling government.There has been no dearth of public debate around minorities or the discussion on the secular framework or the apprehension of the rise of right-wing in majority and minority communities in our country. One wonders, why then, do these pivotal public discourses need a Taliban takeover analogy to wrinkle out the contentious issues confronting the republic. &nbsp;

In-Depth: 'Taliban & RSS? Same!' Javed Akhtar draws a parallel, BJP fumes

Javed Akhtar has once again riled up the right-wing. This time with his Taliban and RSS comparison. Did the lyricist choose his words wrongly or hit the nail on the head? Watch this report

In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens.

On 15th August 2021, the Taliban took over Kabul. &nbsp; &nbsp; 20 days later, over 1,700 kilometres away, Mumbai police beefed up security outside Javed Akhtar&rsquo;s Juhu residence. &nbsp; Hard to believe, the two events are inter-related. Lyricist, activist, poet- Javed Akhtar has been vocal in his criticism of right-wing ideology in India. &nbsp; In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens. &nbsp; The poet said that right-wing across the world want same things and there is an uncanny resemblance between the Taliban and those who support organisations such as Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal. &nbsp; Akhtar said, &ldquo;Just like the Taliban want an theological State, there are those who want a Hindu rashtra&rdquo; and there is a similarity in the goals which these groups want to attain - sideline the minorities and impose a repressive ideology across all people. &nbsp; Before the RSS and VHP could reply to the harsh criticism, the Bhartiya Janta Party expressed its ire. &nbsp; &nbsp; Another strong proponent of Hindutva ideology, Shiv Sena, also cleared its stand. &nbsp;&nbsp; In the party mouthpiece Saamna, Sena acknowledged Akhtar&rsquo;s activism against fundamentalism and praised him for standing up against unsecular sentiments in the past. But the mouthpiece helmed by Sanjay Raut promptly added that they don&rsquo;t agree with his comment on RSS and he&rsquo;s completely wrong in comparing Hindutva with Taliban mindset. &nbsp; Defending Hindutva, Sena emphasised that they don&rsquo;t accept madness in the name of Hindutva and India is a strong secular country. Ever since Taliban&rsquo;s Afghanistan takeover, the narrative around intolerance with comparisons to India has been rife in the country. &nbsp; It is not just the opponents of BJP who are drawing parallels with the militant outfit&rsquo;s ideology and takeover. BJP leaders are also using Afghanistan&rsquo;s predicament to hit at opposition voices for their criticism of the ruling government. There has been no dearth of public debate around minorities or the discussion on the secular framework or the apprehension of the rise of right-wing in majority and minority communities in our country. One wonders, why then, do these pivotal public discourses need a Taliban takeover analogy to wrinkle out the contentious issues confronting the republic. &nbsp;

'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul jabs RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat's&nbsp;remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the RSS&nbsp;chief knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul's dig at RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat, over his remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the the Sangh&nbsp;leader&nbsp;knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

Babri Demolition Case: The D-day

The Babri Masjid demolition case that has been crawling for close to 30 years is finally at the verdict stage. As the CBI court is set to deliver it judgement on the case, we take you through the almost forgotten criminal case in which several BJP and Sangh veterans are accused.

Asim script: The Other Babri Case 

The Babri Masjid demolition case that has been crawling for close to 30 years is finally at the verdict stage. As the CBI court is set to deliver it judgement on the case, we take you through the almost forgotten criminal case in which several BJP and Sangh veterans are accused.

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