India, June 17 -- The recent Janajati Samagam convened at the historic Red Fort in Delhi was far more than a routine socio-political congregation. It constituted a profound civilisational moment-a collective act of remembrance, reflection and reaffirmation. Bringing together lakhs of Janajati representatives, scholars, cultural practitioners, spiritual custodians and community leaders from across Bharat, the gathering transcended the immediate concerns of policy and governance. It sought instead to rekindle an enduring conversation about memory, faith, identity and the cultural foundations of the nation.

Among the many issues deliberated upon, one demand acquired particular prominence: the call for the delisting of those who have embrace...