Emperor’s memory causes conflicts between Hindus and Muslims in India

Even if the dead for more than 300 years, an Indian ruler is still causing waves in the politics of the country. U Rangazeb Alamgir has become the center of India’s delicate political moment, causing his memory to cause sectorian violence across the country (conflicts between different groups of a country).
Many critics considered the sixth emperor of the famous Mughal dynasty, who brutally made women, moved the Hindu temples, fought against the forced religious conversions and the rulers of Hindu and Sikh.
Now in the country under the domain of Hindu nationalists, the “crimes” of U Rangzeb’s “crimes” have been used by the right -wing politicians, which have been transformed into a Supreme Muslim villain, whose memory needs to be removed.
Last month, there were sector conflicts in the western city of Nagpur, and Hindu-line nationalists were asking for the demolition of former rulers.
U Rangzeb has recently been inspired by withdrawing a Bollywood film about the violent victories against the honorable Hindu king, with dozens of injuries and arrests as a result of violence, leading to a collection of collection.
As tensions between the two factions continue to increase, many right -wing Hindus use U Rangazeb’s name to highlight historical injustices against the majority of the country.

The Mughals ruled in the era of victory, dominance and violent power, but the explosion of art and culture, as well as deep religious synchronization periods – at least U Rangazeb.
Established in 1526, the Empire, which was established by Babar, extends its liberal region from the current -day to Bangladesh in Central Asia, from Afghanistan to Bangladesh, and the last Emperor Bahadur Shah II in 1857 was demolished by the British.
His famous leaders – Humayun, Akbar, Jahangi and Shah were known to promote religious harmony and mostly influenced Indian culture, built iconic places like the Taj Mahal and Red Fort.
But in this more tolerance organization, U Rangzeb is considered a kind of black sheep – it is a religious communal and complex character.
U Rangazebo has provoked a praise and aversion mixture from the moment he has done to the Mughal throne, “said Abhishek Kaikar, South Asian historian Persinato at UC Berkeley.
“By the way he arrived at the throne, he was somewhat repulsed, put his father in jail and killed his brothers … at the same time, he was praised for his personal simplicity and righteousness, and his unparalleled military, which led to the expansion of the Mughal state, his political confusion, administrative ability and justice.”
Born in 1618, Shah Jahan (popularly known for Taj Mahal) and his wife Muntaz Mahal (he was built), historians described the young prince as a dedicated and serious person, he showed the initial signs of leadership.
He had many positions from the age of 18, and set himself as an effective commander.
The glory of the Mughal Empire has reached his dynamic under his father, and U Rangazeb fought to control what the richest throne in the world.

Then, when Shah Jahan fell ill in 1657, the platform was raised to the heritage war between U Rangzeb and his three brothers, in which he eventually confronted his elder brother Dara Shiko, a lawyer of Hindu-Muslim sync culture.
U Rangzeb put his sick father in jail in 1658 and beat his brother the next year, before forcing the chain to march in the dirty elephant through the streets.
Jadunath Sarkar wrote in “A Murangjib’s abbreviation” in the Great Mughals.
“With the dark, dark -turban, only the most poor use on their head. There are no necklace or jewelery that decorates their person.”
In the meantime, U Rangazeb’s authority has reached unusual heights, and under its leadership, the Mughal Empire has reached its greater geographical extension.
He commanded some respect and ruled by the first part of his rule, but with the relative tolerance of the majority of Hindu faith.
Until 1679, there were no reports that temples were destroyed, or there were no reports that there were no “Zizia” or tax on non -Muslim matters, according to History Professor Rezavi at the Aliga Profication University in India. U Rangazebo “behaved like his ancestors”, Rezavi said that some Hindus have high positions in his government.

However, in 1680, everything changed when he adopted some kind of religious intolerance to this day.
The communal ruler has cut his Hindu statesman, turned his friends into enemies, and started a long, popular war in Deccan, in which the Hindu state has been involved in the Hindu state, and the Hindu state has been involved with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Modi’s Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party members have pointed out the cruelty of U Rangazeb Hindus – forcing conversions, restoring Zhisa and killing non -Muslims.
He fought against the Sikhs, the ninth teacher of religion Teg Bahadur, to this day, the act of disgusting U Rangazeb in many Sikhs.
This cruelty was shot in the recently released “Chava”, in which U Rangazeb played as an barbaric Islam, killing Chhatrapati Shivaji, the son of the most famous king Maratha.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in Nagpur said, “Chava U Rangzeb has raised the anger of the people.”
Muslims claimed that members of the right -wing Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) group had burned the sheet containing their sacred Quran poems.
Yajendra Thakur, a member of the VHP group, denied the allegations, but reiterated her desire to remove the tomb of U Rangzeb.
“U Rangzeb’s tomb should not be here” he said CNN Nagpur. “We should not be here for everything he has done to Shambhaji Maharaj. Our Muslim brothers should also issue a statement not to be in Rangzeb’s tomb in Nagpur.”

The Prime Minister, who publicly bear his religion, has long been a member of the State Self-Self-Self-Self-Right-Military Organization, which defends Hindu dominance in India.
The Hindus of the country have historically argued that they have been historically oppressed by Mogoles, and then the British colonists who followed them.
The Maharashtra district, which was buried by him, was formerly known as U Rangabad, in 2023, in honor of Shivaji’s son.
His ancestors’ achievements, great king Akbar and Shah Jahan, were fired from history books, said Rezavi, or not taught in schools.
“They are trying to reverse the story and are trying to replace it with their own inession ha’s myths,” said Rezavi. “U Rangazeb is being used to make a society a demon.”
The BJP has denied the use of the name of the Mogol Emperor to demean Indian Muslims. But their invitation to the ancient rulers of India is causing fear and anxiety in religious minority today.
Rezavi said that even though historians agree that he was a dark and complex person, he had to recognize that he was in a sense of “India as a” as a feeling.
“We are talking about the time there is no constitution, no parliament, no democracy,” said Rezavi.
Kaiker clearly agrees. He said such historical people were “not eligible for congratulations or guilt.” “They need to understand the context of their own time. It is far from us.”
In Nagpur, the demands for the removal of the grave have not been answered, and some members of the Hindu are also ignoring the demolition requests.
Local Muslim resident Asif Quresi has never seen his hometown of violence last month, and has historically condemned the clashes of the peaceful city.
