Hindu Rashtra Constitution to be Unveiled at Mahakumbh
A 501-page constitution for the proposed “Akhand Hindu Rashtra” has been finalized and is set to be unveiled at the Mahakumbh on February 2, coinciding with Basant Panchami. The document, prepared by a 25-member committee of scholars, draws inspiration from ancient Hindu texts, including the Ramayana, the teachings of Krishna, Manusmriti, and Chanakya’s Arthashastra.
The committee, known as the Hindu Rashtra Samvidhan Nirmal Samiti, comprises scholars from prestigious institutions like Banaras Hindu University and Sampurnanand Sanskrit University in Varanasi. Swami Anand Swaroop Maharaj, patron of the committee, emphasized that their goal is to make India a Hindu nation by 2035.
Key Provisions of the Constitution
The proposed constitution outlines several key provisions, including:
- Mandatory Military Education: Every citizen of the Hindu Rashtra will be required to undergo military education.
- Harsher Punishment for Theft: The constitution proposes stricter punishment for theft and other crimes.
- Tax Exemption for Agriculture: The tax system will be revamped, with agriculture being completely tax-free.
- Unicameral Legislature: The Hindu Dharma Parliament will be a unicameral legislature, with members known as Dharmik Sansads.
- Minimum Voting Age: The minimum voting age has been fixed at 16 years, with only those belonging to Sanatan Dharma allowed to contest elections.
The constitution also proposes a unique system for selecting the head of the country, with the Rashtradhyaksh being chosen by three-fourths of the elected members of the legislature.
The unveiling of the Hindu Rashtra Constitution is set to take place at the Mahakumbh, a massive Hindu pilgrimage that takes place every 12 years. The event, which began on January 13, 2025, will conclude on February 26, 2025.
(Courtesy: The Telegraph, 28 January 2025)
