Hindu nationalists told massive rally in Mumbai against love jihad. On January 29th, several Hindu organizations held a protest rally against love jihad and religious conversions in Mumbai, India. Many leaders from the Baratya Janata Party or BJP for short attended the Lerally. One of the speakers of the event, the secret-y-all, hate-monger T. Rajas Singh, urged the Hindus to boycott goods from Muslim shops and called for lawful actions against love jihad in religious conversions. He said, quote, our sisters and daughters are falling prey to the systematic designs of the other community. Last year, Singh was suspended from the BJP for allegedly posting a video that contained disparaging remarks about this Islamic prophet Muhammad. He added, quote, a specific community grabs land by building places of worship in any vacant plot of land. The citizens of Mumbai are opposed to this. He was referencing the conspiracy of land jihad, wherein Muslims legally buy homes in areas where Hindus are predominant to take over that locality within a few years. A petition was filed by... I don't want to get into that portion of the news. This is pretty interesting. I want for context, let me back up here. We have talked about this dude, T. Rajas Singh, many times before in this show. T. Rajas Singh put out a video last year, blasphemy, against the prophet Muhammad. This was very shortly after... Oh my God, Newport Sharma. Very shortly after, the BJP spokeswoman, Newport Sharma, made some statements that made the Muslim world freaking lose its mind and basically caused diplomatic crisis for India. And then ever since that happened, the BJP was scared... that it scared the piss out of them. And then the BJP started cracking down on people that talk badly about Islam, even though they are so against Muslims. So it's like, that's how much even they are scared. And so this guy put out a video saying some wild stuff about Muhammad. I mean, it was genuinely pretty explicit. And he got... The BJP took... Even they're so scared that they kicked him out too. And he's continued on in this below, cold career. He's a serial hate monger. He said over 101 indictments against him. And somehow there's not really been anything that continued from that. So he has a really long history of these things. Anyways, he was, you know, part of this big march that happened. And there were all these petitions that were filed to try to prevent the march from happening to begin with because this person was like, hey, there's going to be hate speed at... At incitement to violence at this event. This is against the law. And basically, they're like, oh, well, this is allowed to happen as long as each speech doesn't happen at this event in newsflash. H-h-h-speech did happen at the event. But I want to show you some footage of it. So, Armin, if you scroll down in the news article, we should have some footage. And just to show how big it is. We don't really need audio. I just want to show the size of the crowd. You gave me a Twitter video that shows this even more. Yeah, no, I'll please show that one too because it's that blew my mind. Yeah, I'll go hold on. It's in the show notes. Yeah, I know. I saw it here. This one. Wow. Razy, can you full screen this too? Yeah, look at this. That is so big. That's probably at least 200,000 people, if not more, like maybe 230,000. That is insane for love at your heart. Yes. What is happening? Oh my god. Seeing that video was what made me want to cover this story actually. Because that really drove home for me. I mean, I already knew like how big and how popular this was, right? But it's another thing to see people that are so compelled over that they take the to the street to show it, right? Which means that there is probably like 10 times as many other people who feel strongly about it but couldn't show up in person. I want to ask Chad GBT, what is love Joe? You think you would... Do you know that you always say Chad GBT? It's a... Oh yeah, GBT. Yes, GBT. Okay, I don't know why I say that. Um, yeah, let me see. Let's see if he'll accept that this is a conspiracy story. So, love Joe Hutt is a term used by some Hindu nationalist groups in India to describe a perceived, okay, good, phenomena of Muslim men targeting non-Muslim women for conversion to Islam through romantic relationships. The term has been used to spread fear and mistrust between communities and there have been instances of violence against interfaith couples. However, the concept of love Joe Hutt has been widely discredited. Okay, good. Why did he discredited by scholars and human rights organizations who view it as a baseless and divisive conspiracy theory? There is no credible evidence to support the existence of a coordinated campaign to convert non-Muslim women to Islam through relationships and the term is often used to justify discrimination, hate crimes and violence against Muslims. It is important to note that individuals have the right to freedom of religion and the right to choose their own partners and that any efforts to force or course someone to change their religion are contrary to the principles of equality, justice and human rights. Okay, so pretty good take by Tiet G. P. T. P. T. not B. T. Why do I always say B. T. But it's pretty good. Yeah, I like this one. So more accurate takes on hinder related stuff than Islam related stuff so far. Wasn't that just typical? Yeah, I mean, what was the conspiracy hat on? Oh my god. I like it. This phrase is saying, Chatji P. T. has become another member of the streams and gets treated like an expert. Oh, oh, so good. Chatji P. T. Chatji P. T. That's what I'm calling now. Chatji P. T. 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