Nation First: United we stand as HINDUSTANI - Mukul Phate

India is currently navigating through a critical and sensitive period as tensions rise with our neighbouring nation, Pakistan. At such times, it becomes not just a responsibility but a moral duty for every Indian to remain united, calm, and alert.

We must remember that misinformation is a silent enemy.

Social media is flooded with unverified content, rumours, and emotionally charged posts. Do not fall into the trap of fake news. Do not spread it. Trust only official sources—be it the Indian Army or Government communications. False information does not just mislead people; it creates panic, spreads fear, and in many cases, unknowingly aids the enemy.

Our brave soldiers are not sleeping tonight so we can. They are putting their lives on the line for the safety and sovereignty of our nation. Let’s give them our fullest support, prayers, and deepest respect. Now is the time to show that we are truly a strong and united India.

A Note of Warning: Betrayal Is Not Freedom of Speech

At the same time, I feel compelled to raise my voice against those within our borders who are openly supporting the enemy nation on social media platforms.

This is not an expression of democratic rights. This is betrayal. When our soldiers are defending the nation with their lives, those who glorify the enemy must be dealt with the strictest legal action—even capital punishment, if necessary.

Freedom of speech comes with responsibility. Using it to support a hostile nation in times of national emergency is treason, not activism.

Media – Please Be Sensible. The Nation Comes First.

I have just one request to our national media houses: do not telecast sensitive details about our armed forces' movements or strategies. We understand you want views, but national security is not a TRP race. During war, silence is not weakness; it is strategy. A mature media must know what to show and what to hold back. The lives of our soldiers depend on it.

We Are Not Divided by Religion – We Are United by Nationhood

In times like these, some are still asking:“Are you Hindu? Are you Muslim?”My answer, and I hope yours too, is: We are Hindustani.

Our only religion right now is India. Our only duty is to stand united. Our only identity must be that we are proud Indians, not divided by caste, community, or belief.

Let us show the world that India is not a nation of fragments, but a collective heartbeat of unity, strength, and pride.

Let us be proud. Let us be strong. Let us be one. Jai Hind! Vande Mataram!