How Communalisation of the Indian Military Helped in its Politicisation

The video argues that the communally divisive actions within the Indian military have paved the way for its politicization. The speaker begins by stating their belief that the communalization of the Indian armed forces is a direct consequence of their politicization. They explain that a 'communalized mind' is incapable of logical reasoning and is susceptible to propaganda, whether social, economic, political, or historical. The video then presents two examples to support this thesis. First, it discusses the communalization of the Indian armed forces, citing that 80% of officers come from the Indian Army, which is described as both communalized and politicized. Second, it points to the fact that the RSS envisions an 'Akhand Bharat' (undivided India) encompassing territories beyond current Indian borders. The speaker then discusses specific insurgencies in the Northeast and the historical context of the Battle of Saraighat to illustrate how religion and ethnicity have been used to divide people. Finally, the video touches upon the issue of the RSS's influence and the demand for an 'Akhand Bharat,' suggesting that this ambition is inherently problematic and that any attempt to enforce a singular religious identity risks undermining national unity and security.