From the God of Lies to the Lord of All Worlds

Chapter 233 The Buddhist sect must not be allowed to enter!
The scene in the video, along with many other details, was captured by the camera and made visible to everyone.

The face, behavior, and words of the monk Zhenluo are vividly depicted here!

"Bang!" In the police station's conference room, the table was slammed with a deafening roar. A councilor shouted, "This is a provocation! This is a heretic, a provocation against us!"

"A Buddhist actually killed one of our people on our own soil!" someone said. "This is unacceptable, and the government must make a statement!"

"He needs to be punished! This is contempt and provocation against the high caste!" All the high castes were furious!

Because the dead were their people, their core group!
They didn't believe in anything about ten years. Ten years was too late; what would be the point of those people coming back? They might as well be dead!

His family property has probably been looted, and his wife and daughters have probably all married. Why would he come back?
So they didn't care about what would happen ten years later, and of course they didn't care about the violence these people committed against the monk in the first place.

In their eyes, what's wrong with Brahmins and Kshatriyas killing a few people? You lowly people can't resist, you should be happy to be killed!
So their focus was on that mysterious monk. The monk who could summon a golden lotus platform with a wave of his hand and turn hundreds of people into "corpses" in an instant was too terrifying!
Sikh MP Singh calmly looked at Arjun and continued to stir up trouble: "High Priest, the Asuras have appeared, the Buddhists have appeared, where is your god!"

“You…” Arjun stared intently at the other person. If looks could kill, Singh would have been killed ten thousand times over!
"Our gods will naturally appear when the time comes! The Asura King has already appeared. They are the gods of our religion. In the time to come, all the gods, the Heavenly Emperor, and even His Holiness Vishnu and His Holiness Shiva will come to the human world to bless us believers!"

As the high priest, he spoke fluently and managed to stabilize the situation.

But Singh remained unmoved and calmly said, "But how can you say that the Asuras are your gods? I remember that Buddhist scriptures also say that these Asura Kings come from the Asura realm and are their guardian deities, one of the Eight Heavenly Dragons!"

"What if these are actually Buddhist Asuras, and this monk is here to capture them? And your gods... haven't even appeared at all?"

The man straightened his headscarf and uttered words that sent chills down everyone's spines!
In the current context, saying this is tantamount to cutting to the heart!
Most importantly, this monk is indeed connected to the previous Asura, making his claims more credible than those of the stubborn high priest.

They've all come out, and what you're saying is all fluff. Compared to them, isn't the effect disastrous?
Many councilors and family tycoons nodded in agreement, agreeing that there was some truth to the statement.
High Priest Arjun was practically grinding his teeth to dust. The reason the other side was so fearless was because that lowly Asura named "Jari Rautongra" had chosen to refuse their Brahmin recruitment and instead choose to live in peace with them for the time being!
The reason was that the other party felt that their caste was above that of Brahmins and therefore could not accept the conditions offered by the Brahmin caste!
Arjun, of course, could not accept this. What did he mean by being above the Brahmins? Was he trying to put us all above him? No way!

If he accepts, he will face opposition from the other Brahmin high priests the next day, and on the third day, Hindus throughout the country will become his enemies, even killing his entire family!
To let their caste system become a stepping stone for another higher caste? Even if Vishnu were to descend to earth or Shiva were to be resurrected, they could not accomplish this!
This goes against human nature! How could these Brahmins, who have been high above for over a thousand years, accept being inferior to humans? Impossible!
Therefore, the negotiations reached a stalemate, and he had no power to break the deadlock.

Watching the two confront each other, Mayor Pandit covered his face, unsure of what to say.

The discord between Sikhism and Hinduism is something the Indian government has been doing. After all, if Hinduism were to gain the most power, would the country listen to the high priest or the prime minister?
Logically speaking, Pandit shouldn't speak, but the situation is different now. It's not Ashura who has appeared, but a monk!

What does this mean? What's going on? Hmm?
Monks represent the will of Buddhism, a fact that everyone understands. Although the influence of Buddhists in this country is negligible, it is, after all, the birthplace of Buddhism, and people still have some understanding of this bald-headed sect.

They knew perfectly well what these bald men were up to; they were doing quite a lot of things in the southeast, especially in Thailand, where they'd even become the state religion!

“I think the two of you shouldn’t argue too much!” Pandit finally said. “After all, if Buddhists really came here and even gained the power to rule, wouldn’t they judge us by their own moral standards?”

"If he really has the power, will he sentence us to hell?"

In fact, a large part of the reason why Buddhism declined in this country is that their punishment system was too harsh.

Compared to the near-total tyranny and the boundless happiness of the sect and the future of Hinduism, the Buddhist "system of punishment" that treats everyone equally is certainly a terrifying thing.

From the perspective of the Brahmin nobles, it was rather un-Brahminous to expect that after death one's death one's good and evil deeds would be judged.

Upon hearing this, everyone's attitude was unusually unified: they couldn't allow this monk to have any more influence!

This is terrible for India!
If those monks who shout "equality for all beings" appear, how can they rule this country? How can they make those lowly people obediently follow their methods? The idea that good and evil will be rewarded and those who commit evil will go to the eighteenth level of hell is too unfriendly to these high-ranking people.

Being tried alongside the untouchables is unacceptable and cannot be allowed; it's a nightmare that would haunt their sleep!
These true high-ranking officials are different from those brainwashed Brahmins. They clearly understand that their current status and power come from the offerings of the lower classes.

By suppressing these people, they can continue to enjoy high positions, and their descendants will also be of high caste many years later—this is undeniable!
But now, a Buddhist superhuman has arrived, and even if he has no intention of proselytizing, they still cannot accept it.

"I will report this to New Delhi and ask Mr. Narendra for his opinion. You all prepare the rest!"

The crowd was abuzz with discussion. When the knife came to their hands, even the most detached person couldn't accept it calmly.

Therefore, some radicals directly said: "Why don't we send troops into the city and wipe out this monk? He can't even beat these people, he certainly can't beat an army with weapons!"

"That makes sense. To prevent him from threatening public safety again, why don't we just kill him?"

“But do you know where he is? And you’re going to kill him?” someone raised a different opinion.

"Let everyone go and find it! Whoever finds it and reports it will be rewarded with 20,000 rupees! I'm sure a lot of people will be willing to report it!" the crowd exclaimed in a flurry.

They're all very anxious; those who threaten their interests deserve to die!

Among the crowd, the only one who remained calm and composed was Singh.

Because he is a Sikh, and one of the rules of Sikhism is that all believers are equal. This is why they are able to attract many people to join the religion, and why they can still run rampant in this country despite making up less than 2% of the national population!

They are united and full of strength!
Now that Buddhists have appeared, they are not flustered.

The doctrinal differences are not significant, so if any major problems arise, it's not too late to switch sides.

They are neither a monotheistic nor a polytheistic religion; in essence, they are a special military organization that has come to cooperate with the Indian government.

They don't even have a god, so what difference does it make what they choose?
The options available to Sikhs are diverse and colorful!
"So, where is this Buddhist now?" someone suddenly asked. "Could he still be in Calcutta, or somewhere else, going about his 'alms-begging'?"

"What if he comes to our community begging for alms, and then..."

Upon hearing this, everyone fell silent and immediately stood up.

"I just remembered, I have something to do at home, I need to go back!"

"My cow gave birth, I have to go check on her!"

"My family is all ready, we're going to Mumbai right now!"

Although everyone was assertive at the meeting, when it came to their actual crisis, everyone chose to leave without hesitation.

If they can't beat them, can't they at least run away? They can come back after the city is wiped out!

These people have truly mastered the art of being outwardly fierce but inwardly weak!
(End of this chapter)