I know that a general I formerly admired is very close to him, but that I overlooked because they were both Kumaon Regiment. However, that general was one of the highest ranked Muslims in the Indian Army, reaching a Principal Staff Officer rank after having commanded XV Corps very successfully. Many of us thought he might be made Governor of J&K, but the BJP had other plans.
As far as I know, he didn't visit young officers, he visited formations and spoke about their history and legacy.
Also (I don't watch him or that bloody Republic TV) I believe from people who do watch such stuff that he has never explicitly made divisive comments. I am basing this on the comments of others.
Oh no, definitely, definitely not. Only Rawat might be said to have toed the line, and that too, in indirect ways, in saying things that he should not have said, about the CAA agitators. He also took a detachment of Gorkhas into the Nizamuddin area on the anniversary of Jallianwala Bagh, during the controversy over the actions of the Jamiat, and that seemed to me to be the most historically and socially insensitive thing that any Army officer could do.
But I don't know of a single other general officer who might even remotely be thought to be pro-BJP; I am leaving out certifiable lunatics who have retired. Not one. On the contrary, Hooda and Oberoi and others have openly spoken out against this government, and when Modi put both feet into his mouth about the Chinese not having intruded, a very large number of officers made their annoyance very sharply known.
I really think you are wrong in this.