The Hindu Right wing’s most articulate spokesperson, Subramanian Swamy, discuss his ideas about India, Hindus, Muslims, tolerance and what shaped him to become the man he is, with Shoma Chaudhury at Algebra The Arts and Ideas Club on 25 March 2017.

Contrary to popular belief, Subramanian Swamy believes that India can never become a theocratic state and that he doesn’t support the idea of Hindu supremacy. He also believes that the people who give him lectures on tolerance are the most intolerant people. On the issue of revenge and politics he says, “I only take revenge against those who misuse power against me”. He goes on to add that he will soon teach Mr. Chidambaram how to send people to jail.


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