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Beware… Anarchists are planning big and operations have begun in India

The strategic order of the pecking: How Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh were softened before the focus shifted to India

October 28, 2026

Regime change, religion and protest: The battle for South Asia’s future

Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and India. This is the order of pecking planned by the Deep State and the Vatican to convert the entire region into a group of Christian republics. What began in 2001 with the “Royal Massacre” at Narayanhiti Palace in Nepal’s Kathmandu, the demolition of the Buddhist character of the Republic of Sri Lanka, and the riots that saw the ouster of the democratically elected government of Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh has entered the Indian state, with agents of George Soros demanding a regime change in New Delhi.

The professional rioters in New Delhi who lead the “oust Narendra Modi” campaign and are trying to bring normal life in the capital city to a standstill swear to replicate a Bangladeshi kind of “revolution” in India. The ruling party scoffs at the warning issued by the CJP gang (Christian Jihadi Party, as it is described of late). The traditional troublemakers like Prashant Bhushan, Janab Yogendra Yadav, and the new entrants Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das should not be laughed away because they mean business and have deep pockets.

More than the Bangladesh riots, they are secretly pursuing the modus operandi followed by the CPI(M) in the massacre of the Nepal royalty in Kathmandu on 1st June 2001. In a blood-chilling incident, King Birendra and Queen Aishwarya, along with their children Prince Niranjan and Princess Shruti, were shot dead, allegedly by the elder son of the monarch, Crown Prince Dipendra, during a royal dinner held at Narayanhiti Palace, the official residence of the King. It was also reported that Prince Dipendra was under the influence of alcohol and drugs. In the ensuing melee at the Palace, Dipendra suffered gunshot wounds and fell into a state of coma from which he did not wake up. While the King and the rest of his family died on the spot, Dipendra was declared dead on the fourth day.

No official reason has been issued by the people of the palace for the Friday evening massacre. The Nepali government informed the world that Dipendra was in love with Devyani Rana of the Rana clan while the King and Queen opposed the marriage. This provoked Dipendra, who gave vent to his anger by shooting down his own parents and siblings. Whether the story should be taken at face value or not, what happened is that with the assassination of King Birendra and Queen Aishwarya, the only Hindu Kingdom in the world was wiped out from the global political map. The Communists and Maoists who took over the country lost no time in eradicating the Hindu nation and declaring Nepal a secular republic. The Marxists in India, for whom the word Hindu was anathema, breathed easy following the dismantling of the Rashtriya Panchayat, the legislative house of Nepal, and its replacement with a secular liberal parliament. Prachanda, who was a close friend of Sitaram Yechury, the CPI(M) commissar, was elevated as the Prime Minister of Nepal, and the country was not the same again.

What shocked the people in India was the massive evangelisation undertaken in Nepal by Christian padres, nuns and professional pastors. In a country where Hinduism was the state religion, there are thousands of churches, seminaries, convents and pastoral centres that are engaged in 24×7 religious conversion. Most of the nuns and priests in Nepal are from central Travancore in Kerala and stand out for their unique style of religious conversion.

As of today, Nepal is in a state of chaos and anarchy. The religious demography of the Hindu Kingdom is being altered by Christian missionaries and evangelists who are engaged in a massive proselytisation drive. Till date, no authentic reports about what happened during the royal dinner have come out, as those who occupied power after the bloodbath were not keen to publish the real causes of the massacre.

The chaos in Nepal was followed by riots in Sri Lanka. Those who schemed the downfall of the monarchy in Nepal were waiting for the right time to strike. Mahinda Rajapaksa, the then President of the island nation, won landslide victories in 2005 and 2010 but lost his bid for a third term as President in the 2015 election. It was a shock defeat for the Sri Lanka Freedom Party headed by him, as Mahinda was projected as a national hero following the wiping out of the LTTE elements and its leader Velupillai Prabhakaran. The LTTE had demanded secession from the Sri Lankan republic and the formation of a separate Tamil nation (Eelam) incorporating the Tamil-majority provinces in the north.

“It was the civil society groups, NGOs and the media which sabotaged our electoral prospects in 2015. The opponents won by a margin of just one per cent,” said Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Mahinda’s younger brother who became the president in 2019, told this writer. The Rajapaksa administration got global approval for the speedy economic recovery made by Sri Lanka after nearly three decades of civil war. The country took giant strides during the tenure of Gotabaya, but the COVID pandemic that struck the country in 2020-21 dragged the nation into a quagmire. The decision by the government to switch over to organic farming and the resultant resentment among the farming community led to the agitation. Because of the total shutdown during the pandemic, the government could not mobilise funds to repay external debts. Moreover, Gotabaya’s decision to enforce restrictions on foreign contributions received by NGOs and religious institutions upset the Church, and they too contributed to fomenting the Aragalaya (Sinhala name for protests). All these led to the resignation of Gotabaya from office, and a new government under the presidency of Ranil Wickremesinghe was sworn in. Ranil’s attempt to get re-elected as President in 2024 came to nought as he lost the election to Anura Dissanayake, a Marxist leader.

We find that there is a common pattern that resulted in the overthrow of democratically elected governments in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. What stands out in Nepal was that the people in the Hindu Kingdom had established an excellent rapport with the King and the Queen. King Birendra, who launched a mission to decentralise power in the Kingdom, was dissuaded by the people, as they wanted him to retain control over the country’s administration. It is this King who was massacred along with his family members!

Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh are small nations, and it is not difficult for the rioters to take control of these countries. But in India, our argument is that, being a big country, the professional agitators would not succeed in their efforts to overthrow a democratically elected government. This has been negated by the young leaders of the Gen Z brigade who have claimed that there would be hundreds of Jantar Mantars across India. These young radicals, who are out to subvert the age-old Indian traditions and customs, are out to finish off Bharat Varsha once and for all. The likes of Neha Bohra, Abhijeet Dipke, Saurabh Das, and others like them are causing nightmares across the country. While the dacoits of Chambal were straightforward in their dealings, these leaders are “cutthroats” and would not hesitate to stab their own people in the back.

The Dissanayake government in Sri Lanka is out to destroy the last vestiges of Buddhism in the island nation, and this will lead the country into becoming a teardrop in the Indian Ocean. How the venerated Gnanasara Thero, a senior Buddhist monk, was arrested, disrobed, and humiliated by being sent to prison on flimsy charges is proof of what is in store for Buddhism in Sri Lanka. The crime committed by the Thero? He issued a stern warning to Islamic extremists who were on a mission to liquidate monks across Sri Lanka. Though the government of Dissanayake has promised that the courts would be informed about the arrest of monks and the disrobing of them, the offer is like crumbs thrown at a population constituting 70 percent of Buddhists.

Back home in India, efforts are on to balkanise the sub-continent and destroy the thousands-of-years-old civilisation. The enemies of the nation know that so long as the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Bhagavad Gita and strong family values are there in India, their efforts would not bear fruit. Hence, they have launched a secret mission to influence school and college students and youth. It is shocking to know that a five-star school in Kochi is brainwashing students to resort to pre-marital sex, live-in relationships, and shun families — by the teachers themselves. These teachers are “famous” for the live-in relationships enjoyed by them. The arrest of lady teachers from Kochi and other places in the state for pushing drugs among the students should not be seen in isolation.

More details about this kind of cultural subversion will follow soon…

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