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Savarkar
Someone who apologises to the enemy and switches sides when caught in a difficult situation betraying the people who he fought with.
Savarkar by sanataniandhbhakt February 26, 2026
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veer savarkar
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.an Indian independence activist ,freedom fighter and politician who formulated the Hindu nationalist philosophy of हिंदुत्व.
veer savarkar by भगवा June 20, 2021
Pulling out Savarkar
This phrase is said when someone apologising after doing something regrettable either due to peer pressure or self conscious. This phrase has Historical importance as the Savarkar was self declared freedom fighter. But when put in captivity under British era, he started apologising and wrote apology letter 14 times to the British government. This move is seen as very degrading for India movement for freedom when many freedom fighter were hanged for this. Savarkar was writing apology letters. Not only one but 14 times. Now when hyper Indian nationalists says something really aghast and when it comes into public eye the try to apologise, and in a way using "Pulling out Savarkar" technique.
Man 1 : Hindutva terrorism supporter tweeted 14 tweets last night for his call of violence against other people.
Man 2 : Nah, he is just Pulling out Savarkar.
Man 2 : Nah, he is just Pulling out Savarkar.
Pulling out Savarkar by Edward_zigma November 7, 2019
veer sawarkar
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar,commonly known as Swatantryaveer Savarkar or simply Veer Savarkar in Marathi language, was an Indian independence activist and politician .
veer sawarkar formulated the Hindu nationalist philosophy of Hindutva.
veer sawarkar formulated the Hindu nationalist philosophy of Hindutva.
veer sawarkar by भगवा June 18, 2021
Savarkarites
A person who ignores/opposes religious customs, possibly an agnostic/atheist, but supports communalist political views in line with their own religion and is hostile to other religions.
Savarkarites by RealInd July 1, 2021
Savarkarite
Savarkarite by Dr CP Bhatti November 28, 2023
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