Anant Kumar Hegde’s shocker: Rahul born to a Muslim and Christian! How did he become a Brahmin?

coastaldigest.com web desk
March 11, 2019

Newsroom, Mar 11: Union Minister and BJP’s controversy specialist Anant Kumar Hegde has dropped an obnoxious bombshell by claiming that Congress supremo Rahul Gandhi was born to a Muslim.

Addressing a public rally in his Uttara Kannada constituency recently, Hegde attacked Congress president Rahul Gandhi after Congress leaders raised questions on the Balakot air strikes conducted in February post the Pulwama terror attack.

Hegde questioned whether Gandhi would be willing to provide a DNA proof to establish that he is of the Brahmin caste.

Hegde said, “The entire world is talking about our might and valour. They want proof of our IAF’s air strikes against Pakistan.”

"...But how did the son of a Muslim become a Brahmin named Gandhi? What proof do they have? He was born to a Muslim father and Christian mother. How does he become a Brahmin?" the Minister of State for Skill Development questioned. Calling Rahul Gandhi a ‘pardesi’, a foreigner”

Hegde is no stranger to making such comments on Gandhi and others. Less than two months ago, Hegde had called Gandhi a ‘hybrid specimen’ who was ‘born to a Christian and a Muslim’.

Earlier, Hegde had also targeted the Muslim wife of a politician and made derogatory comments.

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A Kannadiga
 - 
Tuesday, 12 Mar 2019

Ananth Kumar uncultured, absolutely unfit as a politician.

FAIRMAN
 - 
Tuesday, 12 Mar 2019

This man is the worst crazy type of  person as peoples rep.

You can imagine if a MP is behaving like this, what could be the credentials of his party and those who elected him.

 

He is so stupid, he does not have brain to think, that

To follow any religion, is required who is his father or mother.

Our constitution fully empowers every citizen to follow the religion of their choice, propagate it

 also.

No religion refuses anyone from following their choice of religion.

 

 

Is Rajeev Gandhi Muslim.

This so called MP does not know also, Rajeev Gandhi’s father Firoz Gandhi was a Farsi man.

I hope Rajeev Gandhi is Muslim, but we know he is not.

Becoming Muslim is it sin. Muslim means person who submits to the will of his creator the God.

 

I can prove that Hege’s ancestor Father was Muslim. Our first father Adam was Muslim, biologically all were  Muslims.  Again Muslim means person who obeys or submits to his creator.

 

But later as they grow, they inherited their parents or chose to remain their parents religion.

Is it sin. This is what requ

This man is the worst crazy type of  person as peoples rep.

You can imagine if a MP is behaving like this, what could be the credentials of his party and those who elected him.

 

He is so stupid, he does not have brain to think, that

To follow any religion, is required who is his father or mother.

Our constitution fully empowers every citizen to follow the religion of their choice, propagate it

 also.

No religion refuses anyone from following their choice of religion.

 

Is Rajeev Gandhi Muslim.

This so called MP does not know also, Rajeev Gandhi’s father Firoz Gandhi was a Farsi man.

I hope Rajeev Gandhi is Muslim, but we know he is not.

Becoming Muslim is it sin. Muslim means person who submits to the will of his creator the God.

 

I can prove that Hege’s ancestor Father was Muslim. Our first father Adam was Muslim, biologically all were  Muslims.  Again Muslim means person who obeys or submits to his creator.

 

But later as they grow, they inherited their parents or chose to remain their parents religion.

Is it sin. This is what required a person to be loyal to his creator and obey his creator.

 

May God give wisdom to this man and save his followers.

 

 

 

ired a person to be loyal to his creator and obey his creator.

 

May God give wisdom to this man and save his followers.

 

 

 

shaji
 - 
Tuesday, 12 Mar 2019

This person is mentally sick and does not know about parents of Rahul Gandhi.   He thinks everyone like him who has no trace of his own parents.   This Gowda has no trace from where he came.   He should be kicked out to andaman to live with monkeys, apes etc.  

Madan
 - 
Tuesday, 12 Mar 2019

this man have more more hatrate to mulsim community..

 

after 2019 they will make you to count your sin did in past..

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As many as 442 deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported in the last 24 hours taking the number of patients succumbing to the deadly virus across the country to 18,655.

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The Centre said that the recovery rate has further improved to 60.80 per cent. The recoveries/deaths ratio is 95.48 per cent : 4.52 per cent.

The Indian Council of Medical Research, earlier on Saturday, said that the total number of samples tested up to July 3 is 95,40,132, out of which 2,42,383 samples were tested yesterday.

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July 30,2020

Mumbai, Jul 30: Counterfeiting incidents have increased 24 per cent in the country in 2019 over the previous year, creating an over Rs 1 lakh crore hole in the economy, according to a report.

The report also said counterfeiters are having a free run due to the pandemic-driven disruptions to organised supply chains and the resultant spike in consumer demand.

According to the report by ASPA, a self-regulated industry body of anti-counterfeiting and traceability solutions providers, counterfeiting has risen steadily in the last few years, and exploiting the pandemic as a cover for their activities.

Between February and April 2020, over 150 incidents of counterfeiting cases were reported, mostly about fake PPE kits, sanitisers and masks taking advantage of the high demand for these products, it noted.

"There was a 24 per cent increase in counterfeiting in 2019 over 2018, leading to the loss of more than Rs 1 lakh crore to the overall economy," said Nakul Pasricha, president of Authentication Solution Providers Association.

The association works with global authorities like the International Hologram Manufacturers Association, Counterfeit Intelligence Bureau of the Interpol, and domestic industry lobbies like Ficci, he said.

Counterfeiting is a universal issue and is 3.3 per cent of global trade, according to the OECD data, impacting social and economic development across the world.

The report lists the currency, FMCG, alcohol, pharma, documents, agriculture, infrastructure, automotive, tobacco, lifestyle and apparel, as the 10 sectors impacted most by counterfeiting.

Among these, currency, alcohol and FMCG continue to be the top three sectors with the highest counterfeiting in the last two years. The FMCG sector is most vulnerable, as counterfeit incidents rose 63 per cent between 2018 (79) and 2019 when the reported cases jumped to 129.

Within the states, the fakers have a free run in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bengal, Punjab, Jharkhand, Delhi, Gujarat, and Uttarakhand, calling for urgent actions to frame anti-counterfeiting policy measures.

According to the report, UP continues to be on top followed by Bihar, Rajasthan, and together these three states represent almost 45 per cent of all counterfeiting reported in the last two years.

What is more alarming is that counterfeiting is not limited to high-end luxury items today, as common everyday items as fake cumin seeds, mustard cooking oil, ghee, hair oils, soaps, baby care vaccines and medicines are aplenty in the markets.

"There is an urgent need for building and nurturing authentication ecosystems in the country with the active involvement and active participation of all stakeholders," said Pasricha.

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