Own Family Admitted It: Savarkar Was a British Bootlicker — Sanghis Still Worship Him as Freedom Fighter
Sanghis in Full Copium After Savarkar’s Own Grandnephew Spills the Tea: Mercy Petitions, british Pension, cow = “Useful Animal”… and They Still Call Him “Veer” 🤡
Oh, the sweet, delicious meltdown. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar’s grandnephew just casually dropped the receipts that every history textbook tried to bury, and the Sanghi industrial complex is having a full-blown existential crisis. Mercy petitions to the British? Check. Begging for a cushy government job under the same empire indians were dying to kick out? Check. Actively pushing indians to join the british Army during WWII and bleed for the colonizers? Double check. Oh, and pocketing a nice, fat pension from the very people fighting for freedom? Chef’s kiss. All while the real revolutionaries were rotting in jails or swinging from gallows.
- **Five mercy petitions.** Not one desperate letter — five. Begging the british for mercy like it was a whatsapp group chat. Peak patriotism, right?
- **“Give me a job, sahib.”** While Bhagat Singh and Chandrashekhar azad were lighting fires, Savarkar was filling out british HR forms. Iconic.
- **Recruiting for the enemy.** Actively telling indians to sign up for the british war machine in World war II. Nothing says “freedom fighter” like sending your countrymen to die for the oppressor.
- **Pension king.** Took british money till the end. The same british who were jailing, torturing, and executing actual freedom fighters. But sure, “Veer Savarkar.”
And yet, the moment the grandnephew confirms it — plus the cow being just a “useful animal, not a god” — the Sanghis scream “fake news” and clutch their saffron flags tighter. The mental gymnastics are Olympic-level. This isn’t history. It’s a cult that would rather rewrite reality than admit their hero was a collaborator with a safety net.
Next time someone calls him a freedom fighter, just send them the grandnephew’s own words. The clown emoji writes itself.