The Mughal Dynasty is still ready to rule India/ Pakistan

 

    The Great Mughal dynasty continues its education, which began accidentally in 1940. Takhti, the journey of the rule has reached the heavy school bags. The lesson of pomegranate, goat has come to thick scientific books and computers. The third generation of those who started their education by sitting on the muddy soil of Government Vernacular School Blixar is studying in reputed educational institutions. The monthly fee has gone up from thousands of rupees to thousands. In the morning, cars are parked at the door of the grandchildren of school-goers walking with many miles of broken shoes. However, as far as knowledge is concerned, we Mughals still stand where we were centuries ago. Trillions of cusecs of water flowed under the bridges, but the ignorance of the 'Mughals' did not last long.

    However, we have no regrets about our long-standing love. We want to lose our crown. It is a pity that our army, arrogance and pride are gone. We, the legitimate heirs of the Mughal Empire, mourn the loss of our glorious royal palaces, majestic forts and dazzling gardens. We have our own mind-boggling courts, Twelve Rivers, parties of vitality and splendor, hunting grounds, gold and silver saucers, jewels inlaid scales, expensive jars of royal drinks, lavish chandeliers, luxury dormitories, guards, cooks, gardeners, janitors, executioners. The memory of court historians, poets, concubines, dancers, singers, clowns and clowns is saddening. We are sure that if Baba Yakri had got his due right from Bahadur Shah Zafar, then after a little beating and a little bit of murder, the crown of India would have been our head adornment today.

    Revolutions are of the times. If our fathers were happy with anyone, they would fry them in gold, fry them in silver, fill their mouths with pearls, and bestow generosity and generosity on them generously. He used to distribute titles like Darya Dal Waqar Al-Amra, Mehtab Al-Dawla, Taish-e-Dawla, Malik Al-Dawla, and Rehan Al-Dawla among the ministers and courtiers. If we start writing their own titles like Zal-e-Ilahi, Zal-e-Subhani and Aalam-e-Panah, then there is no space left in the column to write the real thing, but today when we travel in the eyes of the Mughal family standing in the bus, the ordinary conductor He tells us in an arrogant tone, 'Let's go to the back!'. The walls of the palaces, which used to tremble with slogans like 'Be careful, be careful, be careful', are now occupied by the lowly people who say that the Turks ruled here for six hundred years. What are the requirements of the throne based on the weak base of the ballot box instead of the undeniable power of the sword? What will the affairs of the empire do on the lifeless slip of paper instead of cannons and rifles?

    People of India answer, was not your land the conquered maids of our forefathers? Did not our forefathers leave their homeland to teach you these horses? Didn't our father teach you the manners of slavery? Did you not obey your benefactors? Haven't you straightened the shoes of foreign invaders for centuries? Aibak, Ghauri, Tughlaq, Ghulam, Khilji, Sidi, Lodhi ... Who didn't come here and teach you Nasta'liq ethics? We were the last crown princes here. We will never be fooled by the memory of India, albeit a million enemies of knowledge.The historian says that in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the light of the movement which brought Europe out of darkness and on the path of consciousness could not reach the shores of India as the Mughals were not accustomed to peeping into other worlds. We say that if the Mughals were not accustomed to peeping into other worlds, why would they come to the subcontinent and establish their dominance? The strategy behind not looking at Europe was that this movement for the revival of science and the industrial revolution was the antithesis of their natural love of ignorance. His eagle eyes were watching the perversion and obscenity spreading in European societies under the guise of this so-called development. Due to this fear, the Mughals did not even allow the printing press to be set up here.

    Then, unfortunately, the British embarked on a notorious development journey in the region. From TV and VCR to today's modern information technology, they have brought out the corpse of our famous ethics and values. One of the greatest benefactors of the British was to pave the way for a democratic system in this land, the result of which we are witnessing today in the form of disintegration and destruction of the great Mughal Empire, whatever you may say but we are the heirs of the Mughal Empire Constitution Or do not accept the supremacy of Parliament. Our king is higher than them. We still have a fondness for the stories of 'Ek Tha Badshah'. We know very well that the people of the subcontinent have been forced to accept the external democratic system, otherwise there are still sparks in this ashes. Even today, if a cavalryman Jalil-ul-Qadr, the conqueror, hangs a sharp blade from his waist, waves his spear, rises and raises the slogan of his kingdom, then this nation, which is familiar with the etiquette of slavery, will not hesitate to swear allegiance to him. Captive to the armored memories of warriors and victorious kings:

If the people here are fed up of eating the onions of democracy and the heart of the kingdom.