Anti-Hindu sentiments rise in the West: Oxford, Rutgers | Pandit Satish Sharma and Sanjay Dixit Video
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Pandit Satish Sharma is a Dharmic scholar and an authority on the six darshanas, besides being a leading voice for the Hindus in UK and Europe. Sanjay Dixit hosts him to discuss the rising Hindu-misia (Hindu hatred) in the Western academia on the evidence of what happened to Rashmi Samant in Oxford University, and how the US academia, Rutgers Univ in this case, that gives in to the worst demands of wokes, stoutly defended the fact-free defence of the worst Hindu murderer, Aurangzeb, by a certain reverse woke named Audrey Truschke of the White Privilege.
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