Did Kapil Mishra's Poem Scare Terrorist Apologists?
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Did Kapil Mishra's Poem Scare Terrorist Apologists?

Mudit Agrawal · English edition 23 October 2026 · Hindi original 25 February 2019 · 6 min read

After the sacrifice of more than forty soldiers in the Pulwama attack, every compatriot is grief-stricken, yet even on this occasion, certain pro-Pakistan elements sitting within India refuse to desist from their dirty politics. This 'Tukde Tukde Gang' (break-India gang) which has repeatedly committed acts of treason, is at times calling the army rapists, at times portraying Kashmiri stone-pelters as innocent, at times declaring Pakistan guiltless, while others talk of liberating Kashmir.

Therefore, distressed by this 'Tukde Tukde Gang' that supports the enemies while sitting comfortably at home, Delhi MLA Kapil Mishra recorded and tweeted a poem on Twitter. Union Minister Giriraj Singh also shared Kapil Mishra's spine-chilling poem...

It's Now or Never

Drag them out into the middle of the road
The traitors hiding inside our homes

Kapil Mishra exposing Terrorism supporters in India pic.twitter.com/2hKxzNhK4a

— Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) February 24, 2019

As you can clearly see in this poem, Kapil Mishra has only opposed the advocates of terrorists, yet the entire 'Tukde Tukde' faction has launched a coordinated attack on him. The surprising thing is that Kapil Mishra only spoke of teaching traitors a lesson; why are these people so troubled by that? Have they themselves accepted that they are traitors, which is why they are taking the video personally? These are the very people who are making so much noise over a line of poetry about teaching traitors a lesson, while they themselves have consistently fought on behalf of terrorists. Let us see who these people are.

In the video, Kapil Mishra has exposed those who count the castes of the martyrs. In fact, he is referring to the Leftist (Vamapanthi) magazine 'The Caravan', in which an article detailed the castes of the Pulwama martyrs, attempting to spread casteist malice in society. A case was also registered against this magazine by the Agniveer organization. BAMCEF leader Waman Meshram also took Pakistan's side on the Pulwama attack and gave Pakistan a clean chit, which was widely shared by Pakistanis; see the tweet from the Pakistani handle:

This👇👇#PulwamaDrama pic.twitter.com/xE1qk8viB0

— Safia diya (@pukhtana_tweets) February 24, 2019

Similarly, in the case of Kulbhushan Jadhav, who is imprisoned in Pakistan, the Pakistani counsel tried to strengthen their case by citing media reports by Indian journalists Chandan Nandy, Karan Thapar, and Praveen Swami, which claimed that Kulbhushan Jadhav was a RAW agent and was spying in Pakistan. These members of the 'Tukde Tukde Gang' sitting in India have been continuously involved in covertly assisting Pakistanis.

There are people sitting in India who describe stone-pelters throwing stones at the army as innocent. Similarly, a professor from Guwahati University, Papri Banerjee, wrote a Facebook post calling the Indian Army child killers and rapists, and said that the army was suffering for this very sin. The professor was suspended by the college over this objectionable post. Kapil had condemned these people in his video. Similarly, Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah had called India unsafe. South Indian actor Kamal Haasan went so far as to talk about a referendum in Kashmir after the Pulwama terror attack. Likewise, JNU leader Shehla Rashid, who has covertly and consistently stood with the likes of Kanhaiya Kumar, Umar Khalid, and Anirban Bhattacharya—who raised slogans of breaking India into pieces at JNU—has repeatedly leveled false allegations against the Indian Army. Along with this, she also tried to instigate minorities after the Pulwama attack. Kapil opposed all of them in his video.

After the Pulwama attack, Sidhu gave Pakistan a clean chit, saying that terrorism has no country; prior to this, Sidhu had gone and hugged Pakistani Army Chief Bajwa. Prashant Bhushan had appealed for a hearing at the Chief Justice's house at midnight to defer the hanging of terrorist Yakub Memon. The court was opened at 2:30 AM that night. Meanwhile, Prashant Bhushan also kept fighting to stop the hanging of Afzal Guru. He had also spoken of a referendum in Kashmir. Following these anti-national activities, they have faced continuous opposition. Upon being opposed by Kapil Mishra, Urban Naxals like Prashant Bhushan, Shehla Rashid, Kavita Krishnan, Prerna Bakshi, and various Leftists covertly involved in anti-national activities have gone after Kapil Mishra. But Kapil Mishra's sentiments are not his alone, but the sentiments of crores of Indians, which the 'Tukde Tukde Gang' will not be able to suppress.

See Kavita Krishnan's tweet, how she cannot digest the talk of teaching traitors a lesson and has stooped to such low-level language.

I am not afraid of street goons like Kapil Mishra.
If your goons drag me out of my house and murder me on the street, you will show the world that you are the terrorists, the traitors, the ones who want to break the country into pieces—everything that you keep accusing us of!
It's Now or Never -defeat these fascists! https://t.co/8WO9SVFCp8

— Kavita Krishnan (@kavita_krishnan) February 25, 2019

Have those who are spreading lies today by framing this poem as "lynching" forgotten that on 31 May 2017, Kapil Mishra was beaten up by Aam Aadmi Party MLAs in the Delhi Legislative Assembly and then thrown out with the help of marshals? Sisodia had gestured for this, and Kejriwal was found smiling. Where had the sympathy of this 'Tukde Tukde Gang' gone then? We did not expect anything better from these Urban Naxals anyway. Since they are in the concrete jungle, they made do with physical assault; in the jungles of Bastar, they only speak with bullets and ammunition. Apart from this, on 21 December 2018 as well, AAP MLAs had assaulted Kapil Mishra. But why would those Pakistan-lovers—who see a "talented youth" in jihadi terrorists like Kashmir's Burhan Wani, who see "innocence" in stone-pelters, and who see "monsters" in the army—ever see the assault on Kapil Mishra?

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Cite this article

Mudit Agrawal. “Did Kapil Mishra's Poem Scare Terrorist Apologists?”. YugSamvad, 23 October 2026. https://yugsamvad.com/en/articles/kyaa-kapila-mishraa-kee-eka-kavitaa-se-dara-gae

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