Atishi Marlena: A Radical in Waiting, With Anti-National Roots

The Marlena Legacy: Defenders of Terrorists

Atishi Marlena’s parents didn’t merely express liberal leanings; they actively defended those who aimed to tear India apart. Tripta Wahi and Vijay Singh led the campaign for the mercy petition of Afzal Guru, the convicted terrorist behind the 2001 Parliament attack. These two intellectuals led the charge in seeking clemency for a man who plotted to decimate India’s democracy. This action reflected not just a difference of opinion but contempt for the sacrifices of Indian citizens.

Mercy petition for Afzal Guru: Tripta Wahi was the convener of the committee that wanted Afzal Guru to be free of charges & Vijay Singh was a member too. Alongwith many liberals, they signed this mercy petition to President of India which seeked to set aside the punishment given… pic.twitter.com/X8key9n1o4

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By signing a petition that demanded Afzal Guru’s punishment be overturned, they stood against those who defended the nation. What kind of leadership can Delhi expect from someone who grew up with parents who prioritize terrorists over the safety of innocent citizens?

A Family of Hypocritical Human Rights Advocates

Tripta Wahi didn’t stop after Afzal Guru’s execution. Even after the terrorist’s well-deserved death, she condemned the nation’s response, claiming that “every democratic institution failed us.” Who exactly is the “us” in her narrative? Terrorists and insurgents? Tripta chose to mourn a terrorist’s execution rather than stand with the victims of terrorism.

Condemned the Judiciary after the Hanging of Afzal Guru: A year after the hanging of Afzal Guru, Tripta Wahi in a public meeting said that “Even the judiciary failed us on which we always believed. Every democratic institution failed us. After the attack, suddenly the Indian… pic.twitter.com/yeokhpIezv

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She lamented the merging of Indian nationalism with Hindu nationalism, painting it as a conspiracy to silence human rights voices. Tripta didn’t stand for human rights; she promoted a dangerous agenda that aimed to weaken the nation from within.

Pakistani Soldiers? Her Heart Bleeds for Them

Equally Disturbed by Pakistani Soldiers Dying on the Border: In 2016, Tripta Wahi told news magazine Frontline when she was asked what she thought of soldiers dying in Siachen Glacier, she said: “Yes, it disturbs me very much. But I get equally disturbed by Pakistani soldiers… pic.twitter.com/qxhqtSufIT

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In 2016, Tripta Wahi expressed equal sympathy for the deaths of Pakistani soldiers as for Indian soldiers during the Siachen conflict. The same Pakistani soldiers who wage war against India and sponsor terrorism. Her stance demonstrated a complete lack of loyalty to the country she claimed to represent.

Soldiers Are “Paid to Die”?

Soldiers Are Paid to Die: Tripta Wahi’s colleagues disclosed that at the time of the Kargil war, she had refused to donate money for the soldiers killed or maimed in the conflict. “Why do we need to pay them? These soldiers are paid to die,” she had remarked.
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During the Kargil War, Tripta Wahi insulted the martyrs of India by refusing to donate to the cause, coldly remarking, “Soldiers are paid to die.” Her callous dismissal of those who defend the nation reflects the anti-national mindset ingrained in the Marlena household. She had no regard for the soldiers who sacrifice their lives for the country’s security, and this sentiment reveals the value system Atishi inherited.

Vijay Singh: Sympathizer of Maoists and Enemy of India

Atishi’s father, Vijay Singh, mirrored these radical leanings. In 2008, he berated RAW and accused Indian intelligence of meddling in Nepal, sympathizing with Maoist insurgencies. He dismissed India’s efforts to protect its regional interests as “hegemonic interference.” Vijay’s loyalty clearly aligned with forces that sought to destabilize the region, not with India’s security.

‘Radical Notes’ on Maoist Resistance to oppose Indian Hegemony in Nepal: In 2008, Vijay Singh, berated RAW and Indian officials, saying that they were interfering with the working of Nepal.

He remarked, “Finally the role of Hindu fascist forces such as Yogi Adityanath in… pic.twitter.com/rir07EmxY9

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Vijay Singh attacked Yogi Adityanath and other Hindu nationalist forces for allegedly inciting trouble in Nepal, revealing his disdain for Indian sovereignty. Marlena, named after communist icons Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin, seems ready to carry forward this subversive legacy.

Atishi Marlena: Destined to Lead India Down a Dangerous Path?

Defaming India in UK: In 2023, at Cambridge India Conference in UK, Atishi said that India may be fastest growing G20 economy, 3.5 trillion economy but India’s condition is worse than Sri Lanka. She said that countries such as Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Pakistan are far happier than… pic.twitter.com/XaIkifPBrn

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Atishi Marlena has not only inherited her parents’ radical ideas but has also demonstrated her own extremist tendencies. In 2019, she urged voters to choose goons and gundas over competent candidates, showcasing her anarchic ideology. In 2023, she disgraced India on an international stage at the Cambridge India Conference, claiming India’s condition was worse than Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Pakistan—countries ravaged by economic collapse and internal strife. For Atishi, tarnishing India’s image abroad takes priority over addressing its real challenges.

A Radical Future for Delhi?

As Atishi Marlena prepares to take charge of Delhi, her leadership promises to bring radicalism to the forefront. She won’t govern with a sense of responsibility toward India but will likely follow the dangerous path her parents have charted. Atishi, like her anti-national parents, embodies a dangerous ideology that threatens India’s unity and security.

Her rise represents a victory for those who have always sought to undermine India from within.