You are free to leave India at your free will

The award winning Kannada writer Mr.U.R. Ananthamurthi has said that he will leave India, if Sri Narendra Modi becomes India’ next prime Minister.

He has not said where he will go? May be Pakistan, our next door neighbor, a communal Islamic country where he can obtain a job in a Jihadi factory.

Calling the Gujarat Chief Minister communal, he said ” Modi can neither reflect the ancient India, nor can he build a model India”. Anathamurthy has not explained his definition of “Communalism”. He reiterated that he will have no belonging in India. He wants to live in India under pseudo secular, anti-Hindu Nehru and the bogus secular Congress party..

Although that speaking to public forum is an act and it makes it easier for illusionists and game players to perform that act.

Ananthamurthy sometimes might have learned the act from Marxists misfits, Maoists criminals, Islamic terrorists, or Christian evangelists, or from his pseudo-secular colleagues.

As he has learned his stutter (or whatever behavioral symptoms he has acquired from the dogmatists ) we find that in order to get rid of his mental and behavioral symptoms, Ananthamurthy has to be locked up in a mental Hospital for repeated treatment. Anathamurthy presents severe symptoms of a slave man. A slave is not free. He may be forced to be free. He may be free, may regain control over his response, It seems that he is unsure of himself .Or Ananthamurthi may have wants to create a crisis producing situations where Muslims Christians and pseudo-secular corrupt criminal politicians could continue looting our wealth. Such coercive and deceptive strategy is quite possible in Politics. It may work in the short run. Anathamurthy might have forgotten the fact that Hindus are woken up from the deep slumber and are not acting like zombies to listen to crazy and neurotic patients like Ananthamurthi .

You are free to leave India at your free will. The unfortunate subsequent results may have been known to include suicide.

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