PM Modi's Ayushman Bharat Yojana Is a Crisis for Missionaries

While the Bible's "Old Testament" considers motherhood a curse, it regards every illness that befalls us as a boon. The reason given for this is that God inflicts illness upon us so that we may be purified and become like gold. Therefore, their proselytizers regard patients as those crops in their fields that must be harvested first. The "Gospel of Matthew" gives a very clear command, stating, "Meeting sick people is akin to meeting the Lord."

The "New Testament" positions the "healing programme" as the greatest medium for proselytization—meaning the service of the sick and, through it, bringing them into their fold. This mandate is given sanction from the Old Testament's "Book of Ezekiel," stating that Jehovah is against those servants who did not heal the sick.

Therefore, opening hospitals or reaching the sick by functioning as a hospital is the most crucial part of missionary work. If the head of a family falls ill, consider the entire family ruined; this is because, firstly, the family's income stops, secondly, all accumulated savings are spent on treating that head of the household, and the entire family falls victim to boundless agony, worried about a dark future, and becomes disheartened. The same thing happens when children fall ill in a poor family, and the extortion by private hospitals forces helpless family members to watch their children die a slow, agonizing death.

When government hospitals cannot be relied upon and private hospitals are dens of extortion, that poor person either reaches a missionary hospital or the missionary arrives at their doorstep disguised as a healing babha or doctor. In exchange, that poor person mortgages their dharma (righteousness/faith), and their poverty forces them to sell their dharma.

People who work globally on matantaran (religious conversion), its methods, and its objectives state that "cheap" or "free treatment" becomes the biggest medium for matantaran. The biggest reason for the concerning religious conversions that have taken place in our country is that even after seventy years of independence, we have been unable to provide basic healthcare facilities to our people. We have been unable to reach villages with hospitals or doctors, nor have we deemed it proper to provide medical facilities in nearby towns situated a short distance from villages, nor have we felt the necessity to make medical tests and medicines available to the people at minimal costs.

And this failure of ours became their success.

In 2014, the "Modi Government" came to power, and upon arriving, it resolved to tackle this fundamental issue of matantaran and fulfilled its pledge with the "Ayushman Bharat Yojana." This "health insurance scheme" is also called the "Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana," which covers 10 crore families of the country, meaning approximately fifty crore people.

Through this scheme, the Modi Government will provide health insurance to the poor, neglected, and vulnerable people of villages and cities. The glorious "Ayushman Bharat Yojana" has a provision for every family to receive an annual medical insurance of five lakh rupees, which means that no poor family will now be forced to mortgage its dharma for a fundamental right like treatment. It also means that they can go to those large hospitals whose gates their pockets had previously made completely unreachable for them. It also means that they will no longer be forced to purchase health by selling their faith; they will neither have to remove nor erase their hanumani (protective Hanuman amulet), their tulsi mala (beaded necklace of sacred basil), or their tilak (sacred sectarian mark).

The most wonderful thing about the Ayushman Bharat Yojana is that it covers beggars, ragpickers, daily wage labourers, street vendors, cobblers, hawkers, labourers, plumbers, masons, painters, welders, security guards, coolies and porters, sweepers, sanitation workers, domestic helpers, handicraft artisans, tailors, drivers, rickshaw pullers, and shop workers—people who remain the prime targets of religious tricksters.

When the Mahabharata war took place, Krishna told Arjuna that I will not fight the war myself, but if you are ready to fight, I will surely show you the way. God too helps only those who know how to help themselves. It is a misfortune that today Hindu society is indulging solely and entirely in lamentation, of which, unfortunately, more or less all of us are victims.

The solution is that you ask every leader and worker who comes to your doorstep asking for votes in the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Do you know what P.M. Modi's "Ayushman Bharat Yojana" is? If yes, then how many people have you helped benefit from this scheme? And if you have not, what punishment should be given for this crime of yours? Also ask them whether the servants, drivers, gardeners, or other staff working at your place have been given the benefit of this scheme, or will Modi have to come and do this work as well?

Ask questions, make the party workers run, and become missionary campaigners for the Ayushman Bharat Yojana yourself; otherwise, those who sell this scheme of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a Christian scheme are both more cunning and more hardworking than you. When a missionary hospital cures someone of an illness, it asks them to offer a prayer at the end, a few lines of which are: -

"Dear brother! You have received healing through Jesus Christ. Accept his counsel, which says:—Sin no more, lest a worse thing come upon you."

And obviously, the sin that is forbidden from being repeated is that person continuing to follow their old dharma even after being healed. You and I must think about this...

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