Dear Bajrang Dal Poem by Rajnish Manga
Dear Bajrang Dal
You are doing a great service
To this great country of ours
Earlier your scope was limited
To vandalizing art exhibitions
Or teaching a lesson or two
To spirited young boys & girls
By thrashing them physically
On an ‘alien' Valentine's Day
Now you have assumed a bigger role
That of a fighter against ‘Love-Jehad'
or ‘Rawdy Romeo' or saving ‘Gau Mata'
Anybody refusing to fall in line
Has a fair chance of being sent to
Pakistan. Another good thing happened-
You have made a very strong case
Against lynching being declared
A redundant word in any dictionary.
beautiful poetic expression on our believes and pragmatical activities
Positive lessons! ! For Peace and Love. Nice dedication. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
A satirical poem nicely written, No Dal (Group) (It includes any religious Dal) is above law of land and law of humanity, hope they learn this simple lesson and start spreading love and peace instead of war and division. Thought provoking poem.
Very right. We cannot afford to be so self centered that it hurts the unity of our country. Our diversity is our strength and nobody can belittle our age-old values. What to talk of our country, even the entire world happens to be our larger families. Thanks for sharing your views, Asim ji.
Beautiful poem on current theme... Currently facing problem the Indian...
Thanks, Dear Friend. some people and groups are trying to tear apart our diverse culture and social harmony on flimsiest of grounds. They should not repeat the mistakes of history again and again.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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You show mastery of irony here. The words about Bajrang Dal mean the opposite of their meaning. This gives your poem a cutting edge. This man sounds like a bullying character.