Enact a law for cow-protection and Ram Temple immediately: VHP
The Central Governing Council of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) in its meeting at Vadtal (Gujarat) on 24-25 June, 2017 passed a resolution demanding immediate scrapping of both the Minority Commission and the Minority Affairs Ministry as the very idea of a Minority Commission and Minority Affairs Ministry gives credence to a separatist mindset. VHP resolution also noted that the National Human Rights Commission is more than enough to take care of the rights of all citizens of the country. VHP resolution stated that the workings of the Minority Commission creates a false feeling that the Muslim and Christian community is being persecuted. However, the reality is that it is they who are responsible for the persecution of not only Hindus but on the other minority communities like the Sikhs and the Buddhists too. The Jehadis and Missionaries are not the persecuted but the persecutors. With the help of the Minority Commission, they gather sympathy and carry out their anti-Hindu and anti-national activities.
The resolutions passed by Kendriya margdarshak Mandal of the Sadhu-sants in Haridwar were endorsed by the Central Committee of the VHP in its meeting held at the birth-place of Sardar Patel asking the government to enact a law for the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya without any further delay. The Iron-Man Sardar Patel has already shown us, by the example of Somnath Temple, how this can be done. The best tribute to the Iron-Man would be if the Ram temple could be built on the lines of the Somnath Temple.
VHP also lauds the incredible awakening of the Hindus of Bengal. Being at the receiving end of the Jehadis, Communists and the Trinamool for long, by coming out in lakhs on the occasion of Ram Navami, the Bengali Hindus have told the world that they will no longer tolerate the atrocities of the muslims in Bengal. If the Mamta government continues to support the jehadis, the Hindus will take the cudgels and fight their own battle with the jehadis. VHP assures full support to the Bengali Hindus in their endeavour to save Hinduism in Bengal.
VHP also expressed its concern over the imposition of GST on “prasad” of the Tirupati and some other big temples. Similar concern was also expressed on the imposition of taxes on agarbatties, dhoop, Goghrit, dev-murti & other material used for pooja by Hindus. VHP has therefore written to the Hon Finance Minister, Shri Arun Jaitley requesting him to end all taxes on Hindu religious items as soon as possible.
The 250 representatives of VHP from all over the country along with the sister organisations, Bajrang Dal, Durga Vahini, Ekal abhiyan, Sewa, Dharma Prasar expressed satisfaction with the progress. They decided to expand the work speedly looking at the challanges in near future.
Issued by
Dr. Surendra Kumar Jain
Joint General Secretary VHP
Source: World Hindu News (WHN)