Vishnu

Vishnu : The maximum number of Incarnations are assigned to his name. There is little life story of Vishnu himself. In later Ved he is Deputy Inder i.e. Upender. In Purans, he is engaged mostly in tussle with Shiv to prove his superiority over him.

In his life, two misdeeds are so sinful that none could even imagine in his dreams that a God can do so! Thru these two sins, Vishnu ‘gifted’ the goons of the world a never-fail weapon. Vishnu was the first man in the world who used ‘woman’ to achieve his target. The goons of the world shall always be indebted to Vishnu for this. Given below are his two mahapaps i.e. colossus sin:

1. The Hindu scriptures declare that Sur and Asurs were born to same mother. Sur were wine drinkers, gamblers and cheat but winners, hence they were called Gods. Asur were tetotallers, alms-givers and simple people but they lost to the Gods, hence they were called demons.
   Once there was rift among these two brothers and their children on the point of distributioon of ‘property’. It was agreed and decided that they would churn the Ocean and take out all the valuables out of it. (Just see the level of knowledge of the Puran-writer. He thought as butter floats out on shaking the curd so would happen on churning the sea-water.)
   It was also agreed that the valuables coming out of sea would be owned by them in turn i.e. first article would go to Gods, second to Asurs, third to Gods, fourth to Asurs and so on.
   Amrit i.e. Nectar came out in the turn of Asurs. Morality demanded this should go to the Asurs. But, what is use of Gods if they do not deceive. Vishnu hatched a sinful deceit. He adorned himself as ‘most beautiful prostitute’ and appeared at the site. For a moment, all were mesmerised by her beauty. Before Asurs could regain their senses, Vishnu lifted their pitcher of netcar and fled away. Thus, the Brahmanic God taught his people that woman could be used to deprive others of their lawful belongings.
   This eternal tradition has been constantly used by Brahmans to achieve victory over the opponents. Inder has applied this formula millions of times to save his throne from his opponents. Even Brahmanic Goddesses of Power did not hesitate to show their beautiful limbs to trap their prey. Even Brahmanic people unsuccessfully tried this weapon against Baba Sahib Ambedkar. 
2. In the first attempt, Vishnu himself became a ‘female’ but in his second attempt he did what a normal man can NEVER imagine of doing. NO SECOND EXAMPLE IS AVAILABLE IN ANY OTHER RELIGION IN THE WORLD.
   King Jallandhar was ruler of Indian territory. He was true replica of Emperor Ashoka. Puran testifies that in his kingdom there was peace everywhere. It 

says that a damsel wearing load of gold ornaments and moving out in the dead of night had no threat to her chastity, life or ornaments.

The Gods got jealous of him. They thought that if that trend continued, people would forget them. They approached Vishnu. He inquired into the matter and found that Ma Vrinda was the power behind King Jallandhar.

With his criminal mind, he chalked out a conspiracy. The Gods were happy to know his evil designs. Gods engaged King Jallandhar in a battle outside his capital. Vishnu dressed like King Jallandhar and in the darkness entered the house of Ma Vrinda. She mistook him as her husband. And before she could raise any resistence, he committed rape on her.

He was caught and his face was blackened but in the meantime, Ma Vrinda committed suicide. Since then in Indian peninsula, it has become a custom that a face of the sinner is balckened. King Jallandhar was down with the grief of suicide by his beloved wife, when Gods attacked and kiled him. A state of Utopia was ruined by the Hindu Gods!

Thru this criminal sin, the Supreme God of Brahmans gave a message to his people as to how to ‘use’ a woman to conquer one’s opponent. He told his people that use of woman either as Mohini or as Ma Vrinda never goes waste. THUS, THE VISHNU COULD BE CALLED ‘ADI-GUNDA’ THAT IS ‘SEED CRIMINAL’.

Perhaps a mafia don too would be hesitant in taking suh heinous step. But in Brahmanism such a criminal is their supreme god.

It is anybody’s guess, what would he do after taking incarnation as Ram and Krishan. It is natural that incarnations of such a criminal would cut nose and ears of women proposing for marriage or elope with married women of relatives.

Fortunately, the residue of the teachings of our Saints : Buddha, Mahavir Jain, Kabir, Ravidas, Nanak etc, still exists in our conscience which forbid us from adopting misdeeds of Vishnu like “Gods”. Only a few criminals follow him.

Just a short time back, there occurred a ‘Tehlaka Scandal’ in which one courageous journalist exposed politicians, Ministers and high ranking officers who take bribe in the purchase of weapons for Defence forces. Later on, the journalist was accused of taking services of ‘unwanted’ girls to expose all these corrupt people. Almost every news paper admonished the journalist for taking services of such girls but these papers themselves publish stories of the Vishnu who used woman for personal gains.