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Those who hate and abuse Hinduism know they cannot attack it directly and so they attack Hindutva instead, conveniently ignoring the fact that Hindutva is the essence of Hinduism. If Hindustan is to be saved, Hinduism needs to be saved. And only Hindutva can save it. My views:

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