To wade of Chinese demon, RSS wants you to chant this 'mantra'

One India ^ | July 24, 2017 | Vicky Nanjappa

[TigerLikesRooster]

To wade of Chinese demon, RSS wants you to chant this 'mantra'

Written By: Vicky Nanjappa Updated: Monday, July 24, 2017, 7:16 [IST]

The RSS has asked all Indians to chant a 'mantra' before their prayers. " Let Kailash, Himlaya and Tibet be delivered from the demonic clutches of China.'

RSS pracharak and national executive Indresh Kumar told Mail Today: "Kailash, Himalaya aur Tibet Cheen ki asuri shakti se mukt ho" (Kailash, Himalaya and Tibet be delivered from the demonic clutches of China). This is the mantra or 'sankalp', translated into 'resolve', that the RSS wants every Indian to chant five times before starting their prayers. This will not just hurt the core interest of China, but also infuse spiritual energy in the efforts and will create positive action."

China has become a votary of violence. It has moved away from Confucianism and has adopted a imperialist and expansionist character, Kumar also said.

They have captured the territory of several countries such as India, Nepal, Bhutan, apart from having captured Tibet. Doklam was saved from their clutches only as Indian and Bhutanese soldiers pre-empted Chinese design," he also said.

The statements come in the wake of the standoff between India and China at Doklam.

National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval will visit China this week to take part in the BRICS summit where he is expected to raise the Doklam issue.

[TigerLikesRooster]

I will give it a try to see if this will make Xi Jinping's head explode.:-)

[Dr. Sivana]

Am I right in assuming “To wade of” should be rendered “to ward off”?

[TigerLikesRooster]

Probably so, but since this is their title, I have to post it as it is.

[Dr. Sivana]

Probably so, but since this is their title, I have to post it as it is.

Of course. It wasn't a dig at you, but perhaps at the original author of the piece who may have transcribed a piece hearing "To ward off", and hearing it as "to wade of", not being familiar with the expression. English may not be his first language. That's OK. My Hindi (or whatever) is far worse (as in non-existent).

[entropy12]

Usually a dictatorship creates a border crisis when there are growing internal problems or strife. From what I am reading, the debt levels in China are at record levels. People are speculating on real estate and other hard assets. The crash when it comes may not be pretty.

[Olog-hai]

“Wade off” = ward off, I presume?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Yeah. It's called Engrish.

[TigerLikesRooster]

Another possibility is that China was not expecting any strong response from India. Now that India does not appear to back down easily, they decided to turn this into an opportunity to show how their modernized military will perform in a real combat. If it goes hot, we may see some parallel to the initial phase of Russia's Syria operation in 2015. They may bring all fancy toys such as AWACS plane and cruise missiles launched from far away. A kind of overkill for a local conflict.

If things go their way, it would boost Xi's standing when Chinese regime will have their big party conference this fall where major shuffling of power can happen.

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