Who is a Hindu? The Big Constitutional Lie - Daya Singh (4K)

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#indianconstitution #ambedkar #politicalhistory In this episode, Daya Singh explores India's history, identity, and politics. He questions the definition of Hindu identity, highlighting caste complexities and Dr. Ambedkar’s 22 vows. He delves into Sikh-Muslim relations, Partition, and the misrepresentation of the Anandpur Sahib Resolution. The episode examines reservation policies, Hindutva’s rise, and Operation Blue Star, urging unity and interfaith dialogue to counter communal divisions. _____________________________________________________________________ Wanna be a Guest on Kintu Parantu? 🎙️ Reach out and share your story on [email protected] We're waiting to hear from you! _____________________________________________________________________ Chapters: 00:00 - Highlights 03:18 - Introduction and setting the context 05:22 - Defining Hindu identity through Article 25 08:28 - The contradiction in defining Hinduism legally 11:36 - Dalit conversion to Buddhism as a protest against caste oppression 13:41 - The significance of Ambedkar’s 22 vows 16:53 - AAP’s reaction to Rajkumar Gautam’s vows and secularism debate 20:07 - Questioning AAP’s ideological position on Hindutva 24:20 - The impact of the 22 vows on caste discourse 28:00 - SC/ST reservations and the classification of Sikhs, Buddhists, and Jains 32:55 - Ambedkar’s contradictions and the communalization of Indian politics 37:01 - Gandhi’s vision vs. Ambedkar’s stance on minorities 41:05 - Historical tensions between Sikhs and Muslims: Reality vs. narrative 45:20 - Guru Nanak’s writings on Babur’s invasion 49:53 - Sikh-Mughal relations: Myths and facts 54:25 - The role of Sikh Gurus in shaping India's political landscape 59:12 - The framing of Sikh identity post-Independence 1:03:58 - The 1947 Partition and the betrayal of Sikhs and Muslims 1:08:55 - Master Tara Singh’s role and the push for Punjabi Suba 1:13:10 - The Anandpur Sahib Resolution and its misinterpretation 1:17:08 - The emergence of Khalistan rhetoric: Who introduced it? 1:21:52 - RSS and the Hindu Rashtra narrative 1:26:07 - The political isolation of Sikhs and Muslims in contemporary India 1:30:13 - The historical misrepresentation of Sikh resistance 1:34:31 - The peace movement: Uniting Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs 1:39:13 - The role of interfaith dialogue in restoring trust 1:43:52 - Conclusion: The way forward for communal harmony _____________________________________________________________________ Kintu Parantu affiliated links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kintuparantu.official/ Kintu Parantu Clips: https://www.youtube.com/@UCpmvHBExH7ZcyQoJu17Qi7w ______________________________________________________________________ © 2025 Sheeba Aslam Fehmi Any illegal reproduction of this content will result in immediate legal action. ______________________________________________________________________ Tags: Daya Singh, Kintu Parantu, Indian Constitution, Ambedkar 22 vows, Sikh-Muslim relations, Partition of India, Hindutva politics, caste system in India, Anandpur Sahib Resolution, Operation Blue Star, RSS influence, Hindu identity debate, minority rights in India, political history of India, interfaith dialogue, Ambedkar vs RSS, Punjab history, Sikh history, Dalit rights, secularism in India, Indian politics discussion, Guru Nanak, Guru Gobind Singh, Gandhi and Jinnah, Babri Masjid, Hindu Rashtra, Khalistan debate, Punjab elections, BJP politics, Congress politics, communalism in India, caste-based discrimination, Scheduled Castes and Tribes, SC ST reservations, social justice in India, religious conversions in India, Jat Sikhs, Punjab-Haryana politics, Indian electoral system, history of Sikhs in India, Muslim representation in India, political marginalization, Hindu-Muslim unity, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Savarkar ideology, nationalism vs communalism, caste census, Sikh leadership, history of Hindu-Muslim conflicts, historical narratives in India, rewriting history, role of media in politics, influence of RSS on governance, political ideologies in India, Sikh identity in India, religious intolerance in India, rise of right-wing politics, citizenship and identity, Indian democracy, religious diversity in India, the role of Congress in communalism, Modi government policies, historical myths and realities, Punjab’s political landscape, Delhi politics, communal tensions in India, Indian minorities, role of Sikhs in India’s freedom struggle, British divide and rule policy, Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s empire, contemporary caste issues, Dravidian politics, Hindi imposition debate, India's federal structure, BJP vs Opposition, Nehruvian secularism, social movements in India, historical distortions in textbooks, Indian judiciary and minorities, constitutional rights in India, Akali Dal politics, Guru Granth Sahib teachings, Ambedkarite movement, political discourse in India, caste and religion intersection,