The Dismantler retweeted
@Syngh_Unleashed Not a single one of your kings comes anywhere close to being even the dust beneath Maharaja’s feet. Anyway, I’m glad you finally acknowledged Shivaji’s calibre. And stop posting such ridiculously long paragraphs; they take too much time to read, and unlike you, I’m not unemployed
The lines encapsulate the entire narrative.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh: the leader of leaders!
2
6
14
202
The Dismantler retweeted
I had always considered James Tod to be the greatest well-wisher of the Rajputs, especially since they even named Todgarh after him. But Tod was as cunning as any Briton ought to be. Before leaving, he meticulously documented the Rajputs’ tendency to flee the battlefield.
5
13
23
846
I had always considered James Tod to be the greatest well-wisher of the Rajputs, especially since they even named Todgarh after him. But Tod was as cunning as any Briton ought to be. Before leaving, he meticulously documented the Rajputs’ tendency to flee the battlefield.
5
13
23
846
The Dismantler retweeted
Who isn’t familiar with the double standards of Rajputs? They never seem willing to accept criticism, nor do they have the tolerance to handle it. Somehow, they always end up playing the victim. So, let’s expose their double standards through this video.
3
25
33
1,201
The Dismantler retweeted
Meanwhile, Zorawar Singh Kahluria was the illegitimate son of the raja of Kahlur 😭
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is revered across India as a visionary national hero and founder of the Maratha Empire, whose ideals of Swarajya and good governance transcend regional boundaries.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is revered across India as a visionary national hero and founder of the Maratha Empire, whose ideals of Swarajya and good governance transcend regional boundaries.
Shivaji has nothing to do with Ladakh. The statue of General Zorawar Singh Kahluria (Chandel), a Dogra Rajput known as the Napoleon of the East and the architect behind Ladakh becoming part of modern India, would’ve been better. ⚔️🏔️
7
13
48
2,700
Meanwhile, Zorawar Singh Kahluria was the illegitimate son of the raja of Kahlur 😭
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is revered across India as a visionary national hero and founder of the Maratha Empire, whose ideals of Swarajya and good governance transcend regional boundaries.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is revered across India as a visionary national hero and founder of the Maratha Empire, whose ideals of Swarajya and good governance transcend regional boundaries.
Shivaji has nothing to do with Ladakh. The statue of General Zorawar Singh Kahluria (Chandel), a Dogra Rajput known as the Napoleon of the East and the architect behind Ladakh becoming part of modern India, would’ve been better. ⚔️🏔️
7
13
48
2,700
The Dismantler retweeted
Zorawar has Udyan after him surrronding his fort in Ladakh and that's enough.
The Statue of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is erected rightfully by Maratha Light Infantry.
It's gonna stay there.
There are many of statues on LoC to inspire Soldiers and many more to come.
The Statue of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is erected rightfully by Maratha Light Infantry.
It's gonna stay there.
There are many of statues on LoC to inspire Soldiers and many more to come.
Shivaji has nothing to do with Ladakh. The statue of General Zorawar Singh Kahluria (Chandel), a Dogra Rajput known as the Napoleon of the East and the architect behind Ladakh becoming part of modern India, would’ve been better. ⚔️🏔️
5
13
120
3,918
Who isn’t familiar with the double standards of Rajputs? They never seem willing to accept criticism, nor do they have the tolerance to handle it. Somehow, they always end up playing the victim. So, let’s expose their double standards through this video.
3
25
33
1,201
The Dismantler retweeted
Karl Marx saw Indian history differently. Instead of glorifying kings and their bloodlines, he examined how the economy worked, who owned the land, who produced wealth, who performed the labour, and how class relations shaped society and power.
What did Karl Marx think about India, and how did he view the country? Every Indian, especially Jats and Brahmins, should definitely watch this video.
#ViksitBharat
4
7
12
610
The Dismantler retweeted
The Unsung History of Gujarat’s Kolis: Mughal cannons and cowardly Rajputs failed to breach their fortified strongholds. Treacherous Rajputs sought refuge with Koli rulers, only to stab them in the back. Yet, the Kolis never bowed down. Watch the video till the end!
8
18
32
1,692
The Unsung History of Gujarat’s Kolis: Mughal cannons and cowardly Rajputs failed to breach their fortified strongholds. Treacherous Rajputs sought refuge with Koli rulers, only to stab them in the back. Yet, the Kolis never bowed down. Watch the video till the end!
8
18
32
1,692
The Dismantler retweeted
What did Karl Marx think about India, and how did he view the country? Every Indian, especially Jats and Brahmins, should definitely watch this video.
#ViksitBharat
#ViksitBharat
Karl Marx on India:
"Whose country has been the source of our languages, our religions and who represent the type of the ancient German (Warrior) in the Jat and the type of the ancient Greek (Scholar) in the Brahmin."
From New International, Vol. VIII No. 6, July 1942, pp. 192.
0
12
23
1,499
The Dismantler retweeted
@induXwin @grok Rajputs never miss a chance to boast about their so-called warrior bloodline, but where are their horses in international endurance racing? All that royal pride, yet no global glory! Apparently, their ancestors’ legendary horses exist only in family folklore, not on the racetrack
0
4
13
180
What did Karl Marx think about India, and how did he view the country? Every Indian, especially Jats and Brahmins, should definitely watch this video.
#ViksitBharat
#ViksitBharat
Karl Marx on India:
"Whose country has been the source of our languages, our religions and who represent the type of the ancient German (Warrior) in the Jat and the type of the ancient Greek (Scholar) in the Brahmin."
From New International, Vol. VIII No. 6, July 1942, pp. 192.
0
12
23
1,499
The Dismantler retweeted
If Hammira Deva’s own mother did not want him to attack Khilji because she believed Khilji had a moral right over the Rajputs and was the heartbeat of Rajput women, why were we taught to portray him as a villain? Why were we fed the fictional jauhar narrative of Padmaavat?
When I Allauddin Khilji attacked Ranthambore , the mother of Hamir deva stopped Hamir Deva fighting me calling that it's moral right of us Khiljis to Rajputs. We Khiljis had always been liked by Rajput women, current Right wing maligned our image.
11
16
44
4,288
If Hammira Deva’s own mother did not want him to attack Khilji because she believed Khilji had a moral right over the Rajputs and was the heartbeat of Rajput women, why were we taught to portray him as a villain? Why were we fed the fictional jauhar narrative of Padmaavat?
When I Allauddin Khilji attacked Ranthambore , the mother of Hamir deva stopped Hamir Deva fighting me calling that it's moral right of us Khiljis to Rajputs. We Khiljis had always been liked by Rajput women, current Right wing maligned our image.
11
16
44
4,288