Meera Nanda notes VOI to be the most strident medium of expression for Hindu triumphalism , wherein a common theme of Hindu superiority is put forward and which is increasingly penetrating public discourse in India . She observes VOI to be on the far right of even RSS and that its authors considering the old guards of RSS ( and Bharatiya Janata Party ) to be too soft on Islam , blame them for failing to provide a sound defense of Hinduism against other Abrahamic religions . Sebastian Kim notes that Goel and Voice of India are not officially associated with the Sangh Parivar or other mainstream Hindu nationalist groups , and that the latter had purposefully distanced themselves from Goel and VOI due to the shrill rhetoric . Moed Pirbhai notes an instance , where Goel was chided even by L. K. Advani , of Babri Masjid fame , for excessively strong language . Others have also noted of this non-linkage to have aided in VOI 's impressions of being a neutral apolitical institution . Nanda also notes an increasing marriage of VOI with the European-American far right as evidenced from the popularity of Koenraad Elst , François Gautier et al
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