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Deal with terrorists in Manipur with iron hands: VHP

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Jun 20, 2010, 12:00 am IST
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VISHWA Hindu Parishad (VHP) demanded the Government to liberate Manipur from the clutches of Naga terrorists by taking strong action. Addressing a gathering of Bajrang Dal activists in New Delhi on June 7, VHP central secretary Dr Surendra Jain urged the government to get the people rid of the church-backed economic blockage which has made the life of common men miserable. He said jehadi terrorism and Naxalism have emerged as major threats for the nation and the Centre must take immediate steps to curb them with iron hands. Addressing the workers, Bajrang Dal national convener Shri Prakash Sharma said since the last 25 years Bajrang Dal is successfully checking the growth of these anti-nationalist forces. He appealed to the workers to come forward once again for the reconstruction of Sri Ram temple in Ayodhya. A total of 70 Bajrang Dal activists from Delhi underwent training at the camp.

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