1. "Parzania" a film on 2002 Gujarat riots is shelved off screens in Gujarat because theatre-owners fear that VHP and Bajrang Dal vandals may destroy property - as if the Police in the State is incapable of restraining them, or is it.
2. Couples dating each other in Bhopal have been warned by Bajrang Dal if they celebrate Valentine's Day on Feb 14, they will be forced to "marry" each other in the name of "good morals".
3. Whenever a Muslim guy marries a Hindu girl, both their families have to bear the brunt of physical and mental assault from these people. Recently, in Surat in Gujarat - they forced the Hindu girl to go through an "abortion" without her consent and to file a case against the husband who was severely beaten for this assault on Hindu freedom.
Isn't this fair to say that VHP/Bajrang Dal are running a Parallel Government in many parts of India (but not all e.g. Kerala and WB which are Marxist states) - isn't this a Democracy where everyone is free?
2007-02-13
20:07:30
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kinsha j
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The problem is common people do not come out in open condemnation of these outfits and the poison they spread into the fabric of Hindu society. Through their actions, they are destroying the tolerance culture in this country and when Government machinery like Police and Law protect their vandalism, they get the boost to do even more damage. Common people don't condemn these outfits out of security concerns for their own well-being as well as families. It is this vulnerability that these hooligans take advantage of. Many Engineering colleges in India have become hotbeds for VHP activities. Like a modern-day version of Ku Klux Klan, they instill terror among minorities and those who oppose their agenda. VHP is hell-bent on making India a dictatorship from a democracy.
2007-02-13
20:12:19 ·
update #1