Since Narendra Modi was elected Prime Minister of India in 2014, Hindu nationalism, which first emerged in the 1920s, has grown considerably. In this ideology, minorities within India are considered second-class citizens and Hindu militias spread fear and terror. This documentary analyses an ideology of hate that is disrupting democracy in the subcontinent and spreading violence at home as well as abroad, in the Indian diaspora in the UK and North America.
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00:00Mr. Speaker, today I am rising to inform the House of an extremely serious matter.
00:22Over the past number of weeks, Canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible
00:28allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of India and the killing
00:34of a Canadian citizen.
00:38Stupeur au Parlement canadien. Justin Trudeau, le dirigeant d'une grande puissance occidentale,
00:45accuse publiquement le gouvernement indien d'être à l'origine d'un meurtre.
00:50We were absolutely shocked. The last leader, the last country who was accused of doing something
00:57similar like this on Western soil would have been Vladimir Putin and Russia.
01:03La victime, Ardip Singh Ninjar, était un opposant déclaré au régime de Narendra Modi.
01:10Un leader séparatiste de la communauté Sikh installée au Canada depuis 20 ans,
01:15exécuté par deux tueurs cagoulés en pleine journée.
01:22In a statement, India's foreign ministry denies allegations that it was involved in the killing
01:28of Hardeep Singh Ninjar, calling Canada's position absurd and motivated.
01:34Quelques semaines plus tard, c'est au tour d'un autre opposant au régime d'être ciblé aux États-Unis.
01:45Breaking news, the Justice Department has charged an Indian national in a foiled plot
01:50to assassinate a Sikh separatist in New York City.
01:54Quand une même tentative d'assassinat va cette fois viser un ressortissant américain,
01:59les États-Unis ouvrent les yeux sur un mouvement qu'ils ignoraient largement.
02:07Ce mouvement, c'est celui des nationalistes hindous.
02:11Au pouvoir en Inde depuis dix ans, ils contrôlent le plus grand groupe paramilitaire au monde.
02:16Et désormais, ils sont en croisade.
02:21Nous sommes sous la terre.
02:24Le monde est sous la traite grâce à la terrorisme jihad.
02:27Nous avons des milliers d'Israël dans les dernières siècles.
02:35Et nous avons trainé nos travailleurs et nos gens pour résoudre l'issue.
02:41L'idéologie hindou-nationaliste hindou-nationaliste hindou-nationaliste
02:43a embracé la violence dès le début.
02:45Si vous ne pouvez pas persuader les gens,
02:47vous tournez très rapidement à les force.
02:50Chrétiens, musulmans, Sikhs, bouddhistes,
02:54plus de 200 millions d'Indiens sont dans le viseur des extrémistes hindous.
03:05Et cette violence s'exporte désormais hors des frontières de l'Inde,
03:09au sein de la diaspora.
03:26Narendra Modi, qui veut faire de son pays une puissance incontournable,
03:31va-t-il passer du statut d'allié courtisé à celui d'allié embarrassant ?
03:38Plonger au cœur d'une idéologie devenue un système d'État,
03:42dont l'ambition est de faire de la cause hindoue un enjeu planétaire.
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09:59Jawaharlal Nehru, Premier Ministre de l'Inde depuis l'indépendance de 1947,
10:05va interdire le mouvement, va mettre 20 000 militants derrière les barreaux
10:11et beaucoup d'entre eux vont devoir rentrer dans la clandestinité.
10:15C'est une traversée du désert radicale.
10:21Pour assurer leur survie, les idéologues du RSS vont changer de méthode et s'immiscer en politique.
10:32En 1980, cette mue débouche sur la naissance du BJP, le parti des nationalistes hindous.
10:5190 ans après le RSS a élevé, qu'est-ce que le RSS a fait pendant ces 90 ans ?
10:57D'autres choses, le RSS a placé des sociétés civiques, des bureaucracies avec ses gens.
11:06La police, l'armée, les courts, l'éducation, les égaux, etc.
11:13This methodical infiltration works with an acceleration from the 1990s, when a new
11:22social class appears in the Indian society and finds its identity through Hindu nationalism.
11:43So they decided that in order to dethrone the elite, they needed to define themselves
11:51in equal and opposite terms.
11:52So if the elite saw an imagination or wrote an imagination of India as a secular socialist
11:58republic, the middle class then started to define us as a Hindu majoritarian centrist
12:06autocratic state.
12:08This wave of massive adhesion of the middle class will strengthen the position of
12:15the Hindu extremists face to the political dynasty of Nehru Gandhi, in power since
12:20independence, and mener a first coup of force against the religious tolerance.
12:26A turnaround in the history of the Indian contemporary.
12:30Le 6 décembre, un rassemblement est organisé à Ayodhya, une des villes saintes pour
12:41les hindous.
12:42La foule est chauffée à blanc par des membres du RSS et du BJP.
12:46La cible de leur colère est une mosquée datant du XVIe siècle, symbole d'une époque
12:56où le sous-continent indien était sous domination musulmane.
13:01There is a widespread belief that there was a Hindu temple at the site that was torn down
13:07in the 16th century by Muslim invaders.
13:11Many Hindu nationalists believe that as long as this mosque stood, it represented a symbol
13:17of Hindu subjugation in India.
13:27They held a rally at the site in Ayodhya that spiraled out of control.
13:33There have been documented evidence that it was a premeditated act to essentially overrun
13:39the barricades and tear down the temple.
13:46Débordant la police, 150 000 fanatiques s'attaquent au lieu de culte, à coups de pelles
13:51et de pioches.
13:54La mosquée, ainsi que l'unité du pays partent en ruines.
14:09What we saw was a milestone in the growth of Hindu nationalism in India.
14:16This temple was something that I think many Hindus would have been happy to see decades
14:21ago.
14:22Praveen Togadia est un des cadres historiques du RSS où il s'est formé avec Narendra Modi.
14:36En 1992, il fait partie des jeunes leaders fondamentalistes qui exhortent la foule à détruire
14:42la mosquée.
14:43Depuis, son aura auprès d'eux n'a jamais fait beau.
14:50евич.
15:09I am a person who is leading a Ram Temple movement from starting.
15:15Millions of the Hindus have participated by the grace of Bhagawan.
15:24We achieved the goal.
15:26It was a moment for dignity.
15:30You should understand the Ram Temple movement from a broader perspective.
15:37It was a moment for the Hindu Renaissance.
15:45What the ideologues call Renaissance Hindu is the first act of a banalization of violence.
15:55The few arrests for the saccage of the mosque will be on the non-lieus,
16:00confirming the change of paradigm progress in the country.
16:04Dix years later, in 2002, the extremists hindou will reach a cap in the barbarian,
16:27and directly the musulman minority during three days.
16:37This pogrom will be in the state of Gujarat,
16:40a few months after the arrival of a new governor,
16:43still not known at the time, Narendra Modi.
16:47This was the 27th of February, 2002.
16:55It was a peaceful winter, spring morning.
16:59And there was a skirmish between these Hindu majoritarian aggressive testosterone group
17:04in this one compartment of a train,
17:07and the people at the railway station who were Muslims.
17:11The skirmish led to the burning down of that bogie of the railway station,
17:17at the railway station.
17:2159 of these Hindu evangelicals were killed.
17:25And this, this sort of what could have been a riot between two communities,
17:34took the shape of a pogrom against Muslims.
17:39The RSS BJP and its affiliates shut down the entire state and began to form mobs.
17:45They began to collect in trucks, they began to distribute weapons,
17:49they distribute petrol, distribute voter lists,
17:54which identified the locations of Muslim residents of the state.
18:02And over the ensuing three days,
18:04these trucks filled with armed mobs and petrol cans,
18:08they began going around at least a dozen cities all around the state,
18:13just indiscriminately slaughtering men, women and children,
18:16in the most horrific ways, burning them alive, gang raping them.
18:26And ultimately killing at minimum about a thousand people,
18:30but many sources say two thousand people or upwards.
18:33It is well established that the police was either absent,
18:43did not pick up people's calls of distress, came too late.
18:48All of these things were happening all day long for many days.
18:52So what was happening?
18:53Who were they taking their brief from?
18:55There have been multiple pieces of evidence that have repeatedly implicated,
19:02fingered Modi and his RSS BJP as being complicit in the violence.
19:08Among those include, at the time, perpetrators of the violence were going around,
19:14chanting during the massacre that Modi is with us.
19:18As a result of his responsibilities,
19:23Narendra Modi is banned from the American territory
19:27and heritage of the surname Peuflater, the Bushes of Gujarat.
19:32But in India, this massacre will serve as a last step for the last step of the nationalists hindu's plan,
19:46the conquest of power.
19:48Soutenu par les idéologues du RSS,
19:53qui mobilise six millions de membres pendant la campagne électorale,
19:57il est porté jusqu'au plus haut sommet de l'Etat
20:00et devient Premier Ministre.
20:03Prime Minister Modi has not made any secret of the fact that he grew up very much in the RSS.
20:13From the age of eight, he was connected with the organisation
20:16and remained with the organisation, deeply influenced by its ideology.
20:24So they made no bones about what their understanding was
20:28of what is a nation, what is the role of minorities in it.
20:33I mean, what have we had?
20:35You just see the data, the number of lynchings we've had of Muslims
20:41from 2014 till now
20:44and compare that with the earlier five-year period or the ten-year period.
20:48Ces lynchages sont quasiment devenus quotidiens dans certaines provinces du pays.
21:04Dans les campagnes, des milices de jeunes extrémistes hindous font régner la terreur
21:08auprès de chauffeurs routiers musulmans, au nom de la protection de la vache sacrée.
21:13What do you think of today? Where do you think of Gadi?
21:22I think of Bombay Highway.
21:25Bombay Highway.
21:26Bombay Highway.
21:27Rest area.
21:28Tell me about it.
21:29I think of the rest area.
21:30I think of a can perari.
21:32Sit down, Gadi.
21:33Let's go.
21:43Many Hindus view cows to be a sacred animal.
21:56These vigilantes go further.
22:00And they sort of roam the streets of northern India usually,
22:03claiming to intercept groups of young Muslims.
22:07Who they say are illegally smuggling cows to slaughter.
22:18Hauling them out of a car, beating them with fists or rifles
22:22and chasing them through darkened fields.
22:24It's really like, as a hardcore version of the American show Cops.
22:28What do you think is Gadi?
22:47Gadi have taken it.
22:49Gadi have taken it.
22:50Gadi have taken it.
22:51Gadi have taken it.
22:53Gadi have taken it.
22:54We have a camera.
22:56We have a camera for you, Gujar.
22:58Go on.
23:04Go on.
23:06Go on?
23:08Look, how's it going?
23:10They've got two people here.
23:16They've got two people here.
23:18They've got to be comfortable here.
23:20We don't need to worry about it.
23:22How many people are here?
23:25Yes, you are.
23:26How many people are here?
23:27Yes, you are.
23:28Yes, you are.
23:29How many people are here?
23:31How are they?
23:33How are they?
23:34How are they?
23:35How are they?
23:36How are they?
23:39These are not legal.
23:41But they are happening under the eyes of all,
23:44violence included.
23:46The impunity is the same
23:48that these men even document their crime.
23:52I can tell them.
23:54Why are they?
23:56Why are they?
23:57Why are they?
23:58Why do they?
23:59Why are they?
24:00In India,
24:01these men так типа plus of 300 000 men
24:03dévo commence to an ultimate cause
24:05which they consider as sacred.
24:09Why are they?
24:13Why are they?
24:16Why are they?
24:17Why are they?
24:22In India, it is the most important thing to do in India because it was seen in 5,000 years ago.
24:40It is the most important thing to do in India.
24:43It is the most important thing to do in India.
24:48So, Mughal has cut the names of Hindus to protect the Hindus.
24:55The population of Hindus has completely destroyed.
24:57The Muslims are slowly falling into a bump.
25:00They are not controlled by the population.
25:02So, they will drop the whole country.
25:04And in Bharat, their population has been 30% and 35%.
25:10Yes, after this mission, they have come very quickly after the Modi government.
25:13This was the first time we were able to help an email party and we could open it and do what we would like to do.
25:20We were able to open it and do what we would like to do.
25:26This support of the administration is also created by the creation of a new law on citizenship
25:32which is now excluded from the naturalization community.
25:37A radical change that also affects other minorities.
25:41Michael Williams is one of the most important figures of the Christian community in India.
25:46Today, he is able to help his country.
25:52Today, a school principal in rural India running a Christian school is afraid to talk about heaven and hell
25:58because many of these states specify the use of terms like heaven and hell can lead to your arrest.
26:05Now we are starting to see trends where a Christian family may be celebrating a birthday and neighbors come in and accuse them of trying to convert the friends by singing happy birthday.
26:22This is an actual case and the people, three people got arrested.
26:27This repressive movement, which is put in place by the regime, is accompanied by attacks in the same church.
26:37The last ten years have seen a volatile rise in hate crimes against Christians.
26:51So yes, it is the most violent period ever.
27:00We don't know how to curb this.
27:07There is no noise that the ruling party makes or our prime minister or our home minister who stands up and says,
27:17we will not stand for violence against any community.
27:22We will not stand for violence against Christians.
27:24We are trying to keep ili with the Jews.
27:25Now, a few days ago, in our church there,
27:39количество people of the tribe are in the temple and the neighbours come to the temple.
27:42We have had a great community since the church came to the temple.
27:47We were able to fight the Holy Spirit and we were able to fight the blood of God.
28:02Since the attack against his church, the pastor Batty is no longer than himself.
28:07In leaving the place, the extremists promised him a certain death, but the police refuse to protect him.
28:15His church is no longer a number of friends who take fear at the heart.
28:20Thank you, Jesus.
28:22Thank you for our God.
28:25Our God is the Lord.
28:27Our God is the Lord.
28:30We are the Lord.
28:31We are the Lord.
28:36We are the Lord.
28:38We are the Lord.
28:40We are the Lord.
28:42We are also the Lord.
28:45We are the Lord.
28:47We are also the Lord.
28:49We are the Lord who is the Lord.
28:51We are the Lord who can marry us.
28:52We are the Lord to us now.
28:55And we are the Lord who is now changing.
28:57Now that God has changed.
28:59A-Sisth Kar Prahu Ji, Anugrah Kar, Thank You, Yehshu Ke Naam Se Maang Teya, Amen.
29:04People were saying that what they did, how they did, how they did.
29:09They said that what they did, how they did.
29:12How they did what they did, how they did.
29:16They didn't teach us to kill us.
29:22And they killed us.
29:24They took us to protect us and how they killed us.
29:27Where did it go?
29:40Destruction of cultural cults, discriminatory law,
29:45arbitrary arrest,
29:47the mechanics of the Maudit regime is implacable.
29:49And its ideological influence is now in the Indian society's foundations.
30:03One of the very important ways
30:07in which the Hindutva project is being advanced by this government
30:12is by interference in the educational sector.
30:16There's interference in the kind of textbooks
30:20that are given to students, especially school students.
30:24There is interference in the curriculum
30:28that is being framed for the undergraduate
30:31as well as the postgraduate programs.
30:33There's an attempt to centralize everything
30:35and bring it under government control.
30:49In India, the digital army of Hindu nationalists
30:52frôlerait le million d'employés.
30:55India today, I think, is at a place where
30:58the television stations have essentially been captured by the state.
31:05But in the course of the Washington Post reporting,
31:08we found that the party's apparatus works very closely
31:12with sort of an underbelly.
31:14These are sort of, you know, guys who work in the shadow,
31:17who create memes and content that is intensely divisive.
31:23Before the 2019 Indian elections,
31:26we had the BJP leader, Ahmed Shah, our current home minister,
31:30who gave a speech in which he said,
31:32I now have more than three million people in a single WhatsApp group.
31:39Our apparatus of delivering messages through social media is so powerful.
31:44We can deliver any message, sweet or sour, real or fake,
31:49and make it go viral.
31:50You quickly realize that they view sort of, you know,
31:55essentially their work as an information war.
32:03Cette guerre de l'information,
32:05les extrémistes hindous ont décidé de la mener également en dehors de leur territoire,
32:10au cœur même des modèles de société qu'ils rejettent.
32:20Les extrémistes ont décidé de la mener également en dehors de la mener également en dehors de la mener.
32:36I was writing stories critical of the Indian regime,
32:39and I was actually covering human rights, conflict,
32:45political issues and whatnot.
32:47And for the government, that was something they considered a no-go zone.
32:58I was at home when people from the Intelligence Bureau came,
33:02and they questioned me for three straight days about my work,
33:07about my background,
33:09and that harassment, that intimidation continued on for a while.
33:13So, for me, the question was whether to continue doing journalism and end up in jail,
33:22or move out of the country,
33:24and live in exile and keep doing my work.
33:28And that's why I am here in the U.S. right now.
33:30Can you hear me?
33:35Yeah.
33:36Okay, good.
33:37I just wanted to play a video which we found like last night.
33:45It's of a hate speech even that took place in this Union territory.
33:50So what do you think about this?
33:51So let me share my screen.
33:52Rahqib Naik is a journalist for 10 years.
33:58He is today at the head of the only internet site
34:01who document, preuve to support,
34:02the abuse of the regime of Modi.
34:10Installé in the U.S. in the most great secret,
34:12he thought to be able to work sereinement,
34:15but his enemies did not have a long time to find his trace.
34:19There were multiple threats that were given to me
34:24on my social media platforms.
34:27In fact, one person slid into my DMs on Facebook
34:32and told me to be careful while I'm crossing a road in the U.S.
34:37and watch out for vehicles.
34:38That threat of assassination is very real now.
34:41You never know.
34:43You're walking on the street,
34:45someone could just come, point a gun to your head
34:48and bump you off.
34:51En tentant de comprendre comment il avait été repéré,
34:55Rahqib s'est confronté à une amère réalité.
34:59La présence de réseaux nationalistes hindous, non officiels,
35:02implantés sur le sol américain.
35:07In the U.S., the Hindu far right has created
35:09a parallel infrastructure like the one in India.
35:13Many of these groups, if you look at their websites,
35:15if you look at their public tax filings,
35:20they would claim innocuous things like
35:23they're a charity group raising money
35:25and sending to India for educating kids.
35:29But in reality, this is just a farce.
35:32They are working on promoting the Hindu nationalist ideals.
35:41Et pour arriver à leur fin,
35:44ces réseaux n'hésitent pas à s'attaquer aux intellectuels américains.
35:46En particulier, les professeurs d'université.
35:55Keep loving Mughals and will keep loving Hitler, you stupid Jew.
36:04This is my warning to you.
36:06If you want to continue your ideology, then definitely count your days.
36:10Who is promoting this bitch who keeps bitching on Hinduism?
36:14I pray you don't see tomorrow's sunrise.
36:19Audrey Truchke est spécialiste de l'histoire médiévale d'Asie du Sud.
36:23Ce qui lui a valu ce torrent de haine,
36:26ce sont ses travaux sur l'Empire moghol,
36:29une période noire pour les suprémacistes,
36:32car elle marque l'apogée de l'expansion musulmane en Inde.
36:35All right, let me take another question.
36:39I mean, it's interesting that you people from the United States,
36:42when you have so much muck behind your back,
36:44from the wiping out of the entire race of Native Americans,
36:48and this is, can a genocidal, descendant of a genocidal people sit as a judge?
36:55Is that moral or fact?
36:57Yes, that nation stands on the dead bodies of Native Americans.
37:01What right does she have to come here and poke her nose into our history?
37:07Hindu nationalists attack me so vehemently in part because of what I say,
37:11and in part because the perceived authority behind my words.
37:15So they don't like what I say because I humanize Indian Muslims in the past and the present.
37:20Among other things, I am a historian of the Mughal Empire,
37:22and so I talk about Indian Muslim kings and communities, and I talk about them as people.
37:27And whatever you think that amounts to, it does not amount to villainizing and condemning them.
37:31Which is what Hindu nationalists want scholars to do vis-a-vis Indian Muslims.
37:392019 is the first time that I had armed security to give a talk in the United States.
37:46My story is not unique by a long shot. I am not the first scholar to be targeted.
37:51If one wanted to make a list of targeted scholars in America targeted by Hindu nationalists,
37:56your list would have dozens of names, possibly over a hundred.
38:00In the nebuleuse of associations close to the regime,
38:06which is aimed at the universities, one in particular is the most powerful of all.
38:12The Hindu American Foundation.
38:14The Hindu American Foundation claims to be an advocacy group representing the interests of
38:23Hindus in the United States. But in reality, it is a Hindu nationalist organization.
38:31They parrot Indian government's talking points when it comes to whitewashing the
38:40human rights abuses, when it comes to whitewashing the religious freedom violations.
38:47They are very powerful because they have money, they have resources,
38:52they have the community at their back to go after the critics of Hindu nationalism in the U.S.
39:07Une conférence a provoqué la colère de la Fondation.
39:10Elle portait sur la montée du nationalisme hindou et ses réseaux à l'étranger.
39:15À coups de menaces et d'intimidation, la plupart des participants ont été réduits au silence.
39:22Derrière ce coup d'éclat, plane l'ombre de la présidente, Suwag Shukla,
39:27avocate de formation, la voix des nationalistes hindous aux États-Unis.
39:34What we've seen in the past couple of years are basically political activism occurring under the guise of academia.
39:43We felt that this conference was discriminatory towards Hindu American students,
39:49and for that reason, we filed a complaint.
39:51So originally, when this conference was announced, it had the logos of over 60 mainstream universities,
39:59including most of the Ivies, Columbia, University of Pennsylvania, Yale, Harvard.
40:06But what we launched was a grassroots campaign to ask the university presidents
40:12as to whether the use of their logo was an endorsement of the conference.
40:16Within 48 hours, we had millions of messages that went out to those 60 university presidents.
40:24And within 48 hours, all the logos came down.
40:28The poison of the fundamentalism hindou is not only on the freedom of speech in the American campus.
40:42And within 48 hours, all the organizations spread out to all the countries.
40:46The RSS counts as more than 150 countries.
40:51And in some European countries, all the fundamentalists spread discord and violence between communities.
40:57The RSS counts as more than 150 countries.
41:05The RSS counts as more than 150 countries.
41:11In 2002, Leicester, Leicester, longtemps ville laboratoire de la mixité culturelle et ethnique anglaise,
41:17s'est transformé en champ de bataille à ciel ouvert.
41:19Rias Khan est éducateur social depuis 20 ans.
41:28Jamais il n'aurait pensé assister à des scènes aussi violentes dans les rues de son enfance.
41:34On a Saturday afternoon, I received a WhatsApp message with 250 men shouting J Street around walking towards Green Lane Road.
41:44Which is like an area where a lot of Hindus and Muslims live.
41:54They were shouting J Street around, masked up, with tools, with weapons.
41:57They attacked some people in the street already, this mob did.
42:10You know, a couple of Muslim lads got beat up, one Sikh guy got beat up.
42:18I just could not believe it.
42:20I've never seen a gang of Hindu guys like this ever, because they're quite peaceful.
42:27You can't bring an ideology into a country which is multicultural.
42:31OK, you can't say, right, we want, like, the Muslim extremists.
42:35They can't come here and say, we want Sharia law.
42:37And they thought they could bring that here to Leicester, which was 50, 60 years.
42:40There was no problems whatsoever between the Muslim and the Hindu community.
42:44Nothing, you know, no, because they're all Gujaraties here.
42:47They come from the same region, there was never any problems.
42:49This new band of people came over and they've caused a massive rift now.
42:57What we've got to understand is that the overseas branch of the RSS has had offices
43:08in places like Leicester from the late 60s on, stirring things up, bringing this ideology.
43:16But you have to also realise the difference between, say, somewhere like America and somewhere
43:21like Britain. You see, here we have working class communities. And so the idea is that it would
43:28be possible to actually create violence on the street more easily, you know. And so that they've
43:35gone for that strategy. And they were trying to do it in other places too, you know, in the wake of Leicester.
43:42This strategy of chaos has laid traces. A venomous fear s'installer between the Hindu and Muslim community of the city.
43:57A venomous fear, reinforced by the public declarations of some britain deputies,
44:06calquant their discourse sur la ligne rhétorique du parti nationaliste hindou.
44:11There's a phrase, Hindu khatre mehen, that means Hindus are in danger, right. And this is projected everywhere,
44:21you know, although it's a country with a Hindu majority, vast Hindu majority, it's still Hindus are in danger.
44:27So here they want to, they want to bring that here as well. Obviously, because then you will not be able to
44:36criticise India without being called Hindu, Hindu phobic, you know.
44:46And people like Bob Blackman have been very useful.
44:50Blackman, thank you, Mr Speaker. Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker.
44:58And I join me in condemning the violent attacks made on Hindu temples in Leicester and Smedic,
45:04only just last night. The Hindu community in this country are seriously concerned about their safety.
45:11So could my right-on-the-friend arrange for an urgent statement to be made by the new Home Secretary on what
45:17arrangements are going to be made to make sure that our Hindu friends and neighbors are able to
45:22celebrate their religion in peace and harmony as they've always done.
45:30Bob Blackman est député du parti conservateur, élu d'une circonscription du Grand Londres depuis 13 ans.
45:38Son électorat est composé à plus d'un tiers d'Hindous originaires de l'état du Gujarat.
45:42Le parlementaire est proche des réseaux du RSS et du Premier ministre Narendra Modi.
45:53I've been to RSS meetings in India, met their leaders and, you know, they are,
45:59they're aiming to literally make people as fit as they can be, both mentally and physically.
46:05And it's one of the reasons why, for example, you'll get Narendra Modi, who came through that
46:13youth movement, effectively, is so disciplined himself. And therefore, there's nothing wrong with
46:19that. The key is, is not to exclude others. And I think that's, this is the key. Now, if it was so
46:27terrible to live in India, why would those Muslims not go to a Muslim-only country?
46:36Le discours de Bob Blackman n'est pas un cas isolé dans la classe politique anglaise.
46:44L'ancienne ministre de l'Intérieur, Priti Patel, a elle aussi exprimé son soutien public
46:49aux fondamentalistes du RSS.
47:10Au-delà de la politique locale, la guerre d'influence menée par l'Inde s'est aussi
47:15invitée dans les couloirs des plus grandes institutions européennes.
47:19En décembre 2020, une ONG spécialisée dans la désinformation révèle l'utilisation
47:29de députés européens pour appuyer la propagande nationaliste du régime.
47:33Parmi ses agents d'influence, le député du Rassemblement national Thierry Mariani.
47:57Il a notamment participé à un voyage de soutien du régime au Cachemire, une région que l'Inde
48:06dispute à son voisin musulman, le Pakistan.
48:08Pourquoi notre formation politique regarde Modi avec les yeux de Chimène ?
48:17D'abord parce qu'on voit qu'il combat clairement l'islamisme.
48:22Et donc forcément, quand votre ennemi principal, c'est le Pakistan, qui est un État qui se
48:31réclame de l'islam, on ne peut pas reprocher à un autre État de se réclamer de l'hindouisme.
48:38Donc moi j'ai le droit d'être un agent d'influence au service d'autres idées, en l'occurrence.
48:44Je pense que l'intérêt de la France aujourd'hui, c'est d'avoir de bons rapports avec l'Inde,
48:48et je suis de ceux qui pensent qu'il faut soutenir ce gouvernement.
48:53Quand M. Macron est dans une visite d'État au côté de Modi, vous pensez que le soutien
49:06qu'il apporte au régime de Modi n'est pas bien plus important que 10 malheureux députés
49:11européens d'opposition qui vont dans les montagnes du Cachemire ? C'est la réalité
49:17des relations internationales.
49:23Why is the world allowing the persecution of certain minority communities in India ?
49:38Are they unaware ? Are they protecting business ? These are important questions to ask.
49:51?
49:53At a time when the U.S.-U.K. alliance is doing everything it can to contain China,
50:01they view India and Prime Minister Modi as a crucial ally.
50:07They may feel uncomfortable about Mr. Modi, but I think in the end they view that relationship
50:15is far more important than whatever concerns they may have about India's departure away from
50:22sort of liberal democratic values.
50:25Dans un monde où les alliances se réorganisent, la puissance d'arbitrage indienne est de
50:36plus en plus convoitée.
50:37Mais y a-t-il des limites à cette réale politique ?
50:41Les ingérences des nationalistes hindous en Occident sont-elles la ligne rouge à ne pas
50:46franchir ?
50:47Why would Justin Trudeau respond so strongly ? Part of it was that they targeted a Canadian
50:56citizen on Canadian soil.
50:57I would hope that Trudeau correctly understood precisely that, that this was a trial run by
51:04the BJP, and if they can get away with it, they will do it again, and again, and again,
51:09and again, and again, and again.
51:14What does it mean for us in the West, or around the world, as India is blossoming into this toxic,
51:24fascistic nation?
51:27This is something people don't talk about so much, but it has territorial expansionist ambitions.
51:33Hindutva, with this golden age idea that they want to restore, believes that India used to
51:40consist of the entirety of South Asia, ranging from Afghanistan, to Pakistan, Nepal, all
51:47the way down to Myanmar, and maybe even Indonesia.
51:51And so, for a regional perspective especially, that's terrifying.
51:55It has the potential to blow up, if they act on that, into a massive war.
52:01But for us here in the West, and in the democratic world, it has massive consequences.
52:07As the largest democracy in the world may no longer be that.
52:15Quel visage pour l'Inde de demain.
52:18Le pays affiche un taux de croissance record.
52:22Il est devenu un partenaire diplomatique incontournable.
52:29Mais cette réussite est ternie par une idéologie vénéneuse qui tue.
52:37A l'aube de son troisième mandat, le premier ministre Narendra Modi est à la croisée des chemins.
52:46L'avènement d'une superpuissance.
52:52Le crépuscule d'une démocratie.
52:54Le crépuscule d'une démocratie.
53:09Des secrets de lui enceinte...
53:13Kill, kill, kill, kill.
53:43Kill, kill, kill, kill.