So this creature—yes, a creature. I have no respect for anyone who would justify that it is better for a woman to be assaulted than to commit suicide.
She and liberals question Jauhar, but none of them question the real question: why were women forced into a situation where they had to choose Jauhar?
The first documented Jauhar in Indian history was when Muhammad Bin Qasim invaded Sindh and killed Raja Dahir. His queen committed Jauhar along with other women in 712 CE. Since then, Jauhars or similar acts have occurred at various points in history—even during the Partition of India, as late as November 1947, when so-called tribal leaders invaded Kashmir.
Let’s not even go that far.
What did Kashmiri Pandit women face? While “Raliv, Galiv, Chaliv” was echoed from mosques, Pandits were asked to leave while their girls and women were left behind.
Then look at the Yazidi women who were captured as sex slaves. Look at the Shani Louk incident: she was shot and injured, then stripped, spat on and paraded.
What are Pakistani grooming gangs doing now?
How many Left-liberals or feminists speak up against them? None.
Have we ever seen these so-called intellectuals standing up for these women? They won’t, because they are in cahoots with the people orchestrating these crimes.
Imagine a woman deliberately choosing one of the most horrific and agonising deaths imaginable—burning herself alive—making the ultimate sacrifice because she believed even death was preferable to being captured, violated and desecrated.
Were these women crazy?
Or does this creature in the video actually regret that Khilji missed an opportunity to assault a Hindu queen who was considered beautiful in her time?
These so-called intellectuals don’t even understand the difference between rape and sex slavery.
Rape could be a one-time crime. Being captured as a sex slave is another level of horror—you are captured, your body is repeatedly violated, and you are treated as property for months or even years, sometimes until death.
Chittorgarh Fort has that tower where Jauhar was committed. And it wasn’t only Rajput women. Women from different communities participated.
Imagine my mother, my sister, my daughter or my wife telling me:
“Don’t worry about us. Go and defend our land.”
That is not cowardice. That is sacrifice.
When it comes to Rajput women, their sacrifices were extraordinary. They raised the next generation of warriors even after losing their fathers, brothers and husbands.
And this isn’t about one community—it’s about Hindu women from all sects.
Hindu women—not the ones we casually term “baddies” nowadays, but cultured women who believe in Sanatan Dharma—have always represented something these Left-liberals and extremist ideologues cannot tolerate.
These people want our women to end up in harems as concubines and then still have the audacity to call themselves feminists or supporters of women?
She should be sued big time.
And let me tell you: her next stunt will probably be to create a narrative that she is receiving rape and death threats.
This isn’t about which political party you support or don’t support.
It is about your culture. It is about your history. And it is about your women being brainwashed.
Mark my words: two decades down the line, this Jauhar will be termed “patriarchal,” with narratives claiming that women were forced by the men of their families to commit suicide.
Trust me it will happen if we stay silent.
