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Hindu Nationalist Influence In Australia; Former PM Wears Symbol Of Hindutva Group
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During an event hosted by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) Australia, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese have been photographed wearing saffron scarves bearing a Banyan tree symbol used by a militant right-wing Hindu nationalist group. Previously, Home Affairs Minister Kristina Keneally wore the same scarf while attending a function hosted by the same organization. Australia's national elections are to be held at the end of May. It is speculated that these faux-pas result from Australian politicians trying to pander to the rapidly growing Indian-Australian population while seemingly unaware of the bigoted ideology behind the VHP. VHP's Hindutva political ideology is based on the explicit desire to consolidate Hindu identity, "protect" Hindu dharma, and combat conversion to Christianity and Islam, and the implicit desire to establish India as an ethnic Hindu Nation-State. Back in India, this has even resulted in the murder of missionaries and their children. Unfortunately, these Australian politicians are unwittingly lending legitimacy to this organization and its ideology, both in Australia and abroad.
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Hindu-Nationalist Influence in Australia; PM Wears Symbol of Hindutva Group
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