Sangh Samachar 150 anti-social outfits active in India ?Indresh Kumar
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Sangh Samachar 150 anti-social outfits active in India ?Indresh Kumar

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May 28, 2006, 12:00 am IST
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?More than 150 anti-social organisations are active in India and Nepal today. Maoists are prominent among them. More than three lakh innocent people have been killed in various attacks of Maoists. Over 20,000 security personnel and innocent people have been killed in Nepal alone. Today it needs to be thought seriously as who meets the Rs 30 crore annual expense of the Maoists and why the Maoists and the terrorists armed with the sophisticated weapons do not attack madrasas and churches? Maoists are also Hindu even then they are killing the Hindus. We must try to find out the reasons why this bloodshed is going on in the Himalayas,? said Shri Indresh Kumar, member of RSS Akhil Bharatiya Karyakarini. He was speaking at a function held by Seema Jagaran Manch and Himalaya Parivar at Araria, Bihar on April 29. Shri Indresh Kumar questioned why not the Christian missionaries come forward to wipe out the tears of terrorism-affected people? He appealed to the people to understand the conspiracies being hatched in the Himalayan region. Former Union Minister Dr C.P. Thakur, Minister of State in Bihar Shri Ramjidas Rishidev, Shri Sukdev Paswan, MP also spoke on the occasion.

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