Role of Pakistan, China and deep state cannot be ruled out in escalating violence in Bangladesh: VHP's Alok Kumar

 Role of Pakistan, China and deep state cannot be ruled out in escalating violence in Bangladesh: VHP's Alok Kumar

Addressing the press at the meeting of the North Tamil Nadu District and State Executive, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Shri. Alok Kumar, International President of Vishwa Hindu Parishad. He said that the minorities in Bangladesh are facing very difficult times. They have been the subject of targeted attacks, including gruesome videotaped murders, atrocities and vandalism against their places of worship, business establishments and homes. He also said that we have seen the statement of Shree Muhammad Yunus, the prime minister of Bangladesh, who called for an end to the hostility against the minorities and if they do not stop, he will resign. We hope that Bangladesh will put their words into practice. Shri.

He also said that V.H.P also observed that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in his first message to Shri Muhammad Yunus emphasized the urgency of protecting Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. We can only hope that this advice will be observed. To restore peace and trust between Bangladeshi Hindus and other minorities, the VHP demands that,

• To ensure peace and welfare of minorities in Bangladesh,

• The families of those whose family members were killed or injured are compensated, and

• The guilty are brought to justice, tried and punished in accordance with the law. VHP has today launched a helpline number +9111-26103495 through which any Bangladeshi Hindu in distress can contact us and we in coordination with the Central Government will try to help in any possible way. We are surprised to see the grotesque silence of human rights organizations and people who have not spoken a word about the minorities suffering in Bangladesh, he said. Shri Alok Kumar, who also paid tribute to those who died in the Kallakurichi illegal liquor tragedy, said that eradicating the evils of alcohol and drugs is the responsibility of the government and the civil society. VHP will accelerate the campaign against the evils of alcohol and drugs. Bajrang Dal will lead among the youth of Tamilnadu. The campaign will include strengthening family values ​​and living a virtuous Hindu life away from drunkenness.

Shri. Alok Kumar also asked the Tamilnadu government not to disturb in any way the Kadal (Samudhra) Aarathi and Annadhanam organized every month on the Purnima day in Thiruchendur by Andal Bhaktargal Peravai and advised its Hindu endowment and trusted officials charities not to harass the organizers. and provide adequate security and facilities to the ever-increasing pilgrims seeking the blessings of Lord Muruga and create a peaceful atmosphere for the devotees of the holy place of Hindus.