The Bharatiya Janata Party-drove Center has viably annihilated all misgivings and questions relating to any apparent dangers to the Hindu religion, excusing them as only “hypothetical” or “imaginary”.
MHA Replies With No Purported ‘Threats’ To Hindu Religion
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) headed by BJP leader Amit Shah has completely expressed that it has no records or proof concerning any purported ‘dangers’ to Hindu religion, in a new RTI answer to Nagpur-based lobbyist Mohnish Jabalpure.
In an audacious RTI question on August 31, Jabalpure had looked for evidence of “dangers to the ‘Hindu religion’ in the country” that the MHA previously possessed.
Following a month, the MHA’s CPIO (Internal Security) V.S. Rana reacted such that they are neither mindful of nor have any proof recommending asserted threats to ‘Hindu religion’. The answer, verging on gentle caution, said that according to the RTI Act administers, the Public Information Officer (PIOs) can just furnish data that is accessible with them, or which is falling inside their purview.
In any case, since the Center has no records concerning this, Rana argued that it was unrealistic to fulfill the ‘theoretical’ question of Jabalpure and henceforth it was treated as void.
“This is the initial time a critical functionary of the MHA has said even any inquiry relating to ‘dangers to Hindu religion’ is nonexistent and conceded on record that there have been no records to help any such speculation…,” said Jabalpure.
RSS Leader’s Prayer In Sanskrit Is A Step Towards Saving Hinduism
In spite of this, he said the BJP and its associates, for vested political additions, keep on instigating a dread psychosis among the greater part Hindus that their religion and strict personality are in grave peril, he called attention to.
“The RSS’s leader prayer in Sanskrit, ‘Namaste Sada Vatsale Matrabhume’, alludes to saving Hindu religion and Bharatmata, which is recited by the entirety of its activists the nation over day by day twice,” Jabalpure said.
He considered how – when the Center has unquestionably guaranteed that Hinduism isn’t at any danger from any quarters – can the RSS drill such thoughts through an every day supplication into the personalities of its conventional swayamsevaks, and said he intends to challenge it in the court as it conflicts with the principles of Indian Constitution.
By the by, Jabalpure says he is “incredibly appreciative” to the MHA official Rana for his obvious answer – which ought to cover all political discussions on this delicate issue and spell alleviation to the greater part and minority networks, whose pioneers appear to jump arguing furiously over ‘deceptive’ dangers.
