West Asia War: Khamenei's Death Exposes Anti-National Sentiments in India

• Widespread protests erupted across India, including J&K, UP, and Delhi, following Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination on February 28, 2026.
• Protesters, including children, blamed PM Modi for Khamenei's death, linking it to his Israel visit, with some expressing disinterest in India's PM.
• The article highlights a perceived double standard, noting a lack of similar outrage for Indian leaders or terror victims compared to mourning for Khamenei and Benazir Bhutto.
• It contrasts Iran's historical anti-India stance (Kashmir, 26/11, Delhi riots) with Israel's consistent support as a strategic partner.
• The author concludes that these protests expose 'Islamo-Marxists' and 'Hindu-haters' whose loyalty to India is questionable, echoing Savarkar's views.