In a nutshell thats correct, especially the current face of Indian Hindutva. Because they are misinterpreting the true meaning of Hindutva. The truth is, nobody would have bothered to differentiate between Hinduism and Hindutva if it wasnt for the right-wing political parties in India. The current face of Hindutva is therefore political and secular and not spiritual or religious, meaning that it does not stand for Hinduism but rather a cultural and oppressive nationalism. Non-Hindus will have secondary status under such a reign and as all of you have said...its wrong.
The true Hindutva accepts all forms of belief and worship as sacred and if this was implemented properly, it would be a freedom state where all religions in India(Hindusim, Sikhism, Islam, Buddhism, Jains etc) would peacefully co-exist. But as always, humans are the driving force in misusing and ill-practising religion. So therefore whoever believes in hindutva, please come back to the practices of ahimsa, shakti and dharma.