Birsa Munda’s life and his struggle are a source of inspiration for all Indians.

Lord Birsa Munda had created a stir by taking the tribal society along. Ulgulan means shouting, an indigenous name for revolution. He was also a great cultural social reformer and a musician who invented an instrument made from dried pumpkin which is still very popular. By playing this instrument, he attained spiritual happiness and also worked to organize the Dalit and oppressed society. Just like Lord Shri Krishna used to achieve both personal happiness and social happiness with his flute. This instrument made from dried pumpkin is still made and played with great importance in the Indian music world, from forest areas to Bollywood. In fact, the basic working style of Birsa Munda was to save the tribal society from conversion to Christians, to save the society from atrocities, to end the evils prevalent in the society and to save the society from the exploitative class. Lord Birsa was the hero and protector not only of the tribal society but of the entire rural Indian society. Tribal society has been an important and inseparable part of Indian society. Basically, this nature worshiping society has always remained away from materialism, modernity and accumulation of wealth. Birsa Munda also originally belonged to this tribal community. Veer Birsa Munda had given the slogan “Abua Dishom Re Abua Raj” meaning our land is our rule.

Martyrdom Day of Brave Martyr Birsa is an opportunity to remember what conspiracies are taking place against the tribal and forest dwellers and their culture in independent India i.e. Abu Dishom? The biggest example of conspiracy is the divisive discord of Arya and Non-Arya being spread all over India and the purely illusory concept of Native Day. The fact is that the attractive diversity of the tribal society and other castes in India was turned into a thorn of Arya-Non-Arya by the disruptors. The people allegedly called Aryans in India are as ancient as the people of the tribal society who have been given the status of non-Aryans. In fact, calling the forest dwelling society as non-Aryan and native is like a profanity, because Arya means civilized and non-Aryan means uncivilized. The truth is that this forest dwelling society of India, since ancient times, has been keeping pace with any other society in the matters of civilization, culture, art, construction, politics, governance, productivity and most importantly, usefulness to the nation and society. Has been and is still going on.

It is now well known that both Islam and Christianity are expansionist religions and for their expansion they have used conspiracy, sophistry, intrigue and violence instead of refinement and refinement of their religion. To achieve this goal, Western scholars started creating discrimination among Indian castes and started calling Dravidians as the original inhabitants of India and Aryans as external invaders. Max Muller, an alleged expert on Sanskrit, invented the Aryan Invasion Theory. Max Muller wrote that the Aryans were a cultured, educated, nomadic but prosperous race with extensive religious texts and their own script and language. In this way, Max Muller sowed the white lie of Aryan Invasion Theory in India, which was later transformed into a big tree by the English education system. Although the Aryan Theory got a big blow after the discovery of Harappa and Mohenjodaro civilization in 1921, the British kept this theory alive on the strength of their education system, false history writing and conspiracy. The biggest regret is that after the departure of the British, a large class was born in India which is considered to be the progeny of India but whose mentality is anti-India. You will easily find this class here and there under the names of secular, Naxalite, Maoist, intellectual, progressive, democratic, etc., breaking the society and the country in the name of social service. This story of hiding the superiority of the Indus Valley Civilization and drawing a dividing line between the Arya-Dravidians was very widespread and is still being run by this so-called disturbance-satisfying class. Today, the need is to stop this age-old class that is infiltrating the forest-dwelling society. To recognize and remove the veil covering their anti-national and anti-social character.

Allegedly, the DNA of both those who were described as Aryans and Dravidians has been found to be similar. Both are worshipers of Shiva. Anthropologist Warrior Alvin, in his study on tribal society, had said that they are a part of the so-called Aryan and Dravidian Shaivism and the worshipable Shambhushek of Gondwana is the form of Lord Shankar. Mata Shabari, Nishadraj, Sugriva, Angad, Sumedha, Jambavant, Jatayu etc. all the tribal brothers were in harmony with the rest of the Indian society just like sugar is in harmony with milk. The word Johari of the major tribes Gond and Korku language has also been used in couplet number 320 of Ramcharitmanas. Gawari and Vori, the folk dance performed in Mewar, is the gift of Lord Shiva and is performed by both the entire Mewari Hindu society and the tribal society. Birsa Munda, Tantya Bhil, Rani Durgavati, Thakur Vishwanath Shahdev, Amar Shaheed Budhu Bhagat, Jatra Bhagat, Lakho Bodra, Telanga Khadiya, Sardar Vishnu Gond etc. are the names of many such brave tribal brothers who gave their all for the culture and Hindutva of India. Surrendered for the protection of.

When the foreign invader from Ghazni was attacking the Hindu deity Somnath, the tribal society had launched a massive struggle to protect the Hindu religion in Ajmer, Nadol, Siddhpur Patan, and the entire Prabhas area of ​​Somnath. Birsa Munda ji has also equally given the message of cow rearing and cow protection. What’s more, Krantisurya Birsa Munda’s “Ulgulan” is completely based on Hindutva. God i.e. Singbonga is one, serve the cow and be kind to all living beings, plant a Tulsi plant in your house, do not get trapped in the trap of Christians, self-religion is better than other religions, be unwavering towards your culture, religion and ancestors. Have faith, worship Lord Singbonga on Thursday and do not plow on this day, all these messages have been given by Lord Birsa Munda. Those who were called Aryans and those who were called Non-Aryans, both have been worshiping forests, rivers, trees, mountains, land, cows, bulls, snakes, snakes, sun, fire etc. for thousands of years.

Today on his birth anniversary, we pay tribute to Krantisurya Birsa Munda who not only saved our entire Hindu society from the atrocities of foreign invaders and religious conversion but also inspired us to be a harmonious citizen by tying us to many wonderful traditions.

– Praveen Gugnani

The author is Official Language Advisor in the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India