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(31) Organized
efforts of the British
to destroy our culture and religion,
and mutilate
our history.
The first evidence
of the above fact is the personal secret suggestion of Jones (along
with a derogative essay) of 1784 to Warren Hastings, Governor General of
India, where he explains his plan of how to destroy the religious faith
of the Hindus of India which is deep rooted in their hearts by: (1)
Fabricating a false Sanskrit scripture that would show all the greatness
of Jesus. (2) Translating a gospel and Isaiah into Sanskrit in the style
of a Hindu scripture with (false) ancient predictions about Jesus being a
great Divine person, and then (3) carefully distributing these (false and
fabricated) books in our educated society to withdraw their mind from the
Vedic religion and to divert it towards Christianity. See for
yourself.
Evidence of their malicious intentions
(to produce fabricated Sanskrit
scriptures).
Sir William Jones, 1784 (from Asiatic Researches Vol.
1. Published 1979, pages 234-235. First published 1788).
“As to the general extension of our pure faith in
Hindustan there are at present many sad obstacles to it… We may
assure ourselves, that… Hindus will never be converted by any
mission from the church of Rome, or from any other church; and
the only human mode, perhaps, of causing so great a revolution, will be
to translate into Sanscrit… such chapters of the Prophets,
particularly of ISAIAH, as are indisputably evangelical, together with
one of the gospels, and a plain prefatory discourse, containing full
evidence of the very distant ages, in which the predictions themselves,
and the history of the Divine Person (Jesus) predicted, were severally
made public; and then quietly to disperse the work among the
well-educated natives.”
Such a plot was launched against India with two
main objectives: (1) To destroy the Bhartiya religion, and (2) to mutilate
its history. One can imagine the depth of their bad intentions of which
Jones was the main implementer.
We are giving a few more passages from the same essay
“On the Gods of Greece, Italy and India” by Jones, President of the
Asiatic Society of Bengal (Calcutta), written in 1784. This is a long
essay of 47 pages in which Jones had tried to demean all the forms of the
Hindu God and Goddess in a very humiliating manner and tried to condemn
Their Divine greatness by all means.
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