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Narain Kataria from New York

 A boisterous protest was organised by Indian American Intellectuals Forum in New York on September 2 near Indian Consulate to express repugnance and revulsion against burning of Hindu villages by Bangladeshi Muslims in collusion with Muslims from Assam and West Bengal and making lakhs of Hindus (Bodos) refugees in their own country. After the protest a Memorandum addressed to Prime Minister of India Dr Manmohan Singh was sent to the Consul General of India.
The protesters said India is in danger. After Kashmir, radical Islam is taking over Assam in the North East and jihad is spreading far and wide.  The protesters also expressed their abhorrence at the inaction and apathy on the part of  the Government of India in handling the riots in Mumbai by 50,000 Muslims, who, armed with petrol cans and plastic bottles, hockey sticks, iron rods, damaged the police vans, stole their guns and ammunition, injured more than 50  policemen, molested the policewomen, burnt the City’s transport system, smashed journalists’ TV cameras, vandalised war memorial and held the entire Mumbai to ransom in broad day light.
The protesters held the ruling Congress Government of India responsible for not taking stern action against the Kashmiri Muslim terrorists who fought pitched battles with India’s security forces in the month of ramzan, chopped of one Hindu teacher’s hand in Kerala, killed one Hindu boy in Kerala, attacked TV journalists in Lucknow, did not allow Hindus to celebrate Janamashthami in Ranchi, and in cooperation with Pakistani Muslims sent SMS’s to North East residents in Bengaluru, Pune and Hyderabad and threatened them to leave these cities otherwise they would be killed.
Instead of punishing the perpetrators of the above mentioned crimes, Congress Government banned Hindu websites, facebook and twitter. The protesters also blamed the Congress party of Sonia Gandhi for taking money from Hindu temples and giving it to Muslims to build mosques, run madrasas and go for Haj.
Every month 20-25 Hindu girls are abducted by Muslims, forcibly converted to Islam and married to Muslim men. The Congress Government is doing nothing to ameliorate the miserable plight of these unfortunate girls. Half a million Kashmiri Hindus have been ethnically cleansed from  Kashmir Velley, but the Government of India is taking no action to resettle them back in the Valley.
Infiltration by Bangladeshi Muslims  is tantamount to an invasion of India by foreigners sponsored by Congress Party, Communist Party and supported by Jihadists in Assam and West Bengal. The aim of this insidious design is to keep Congress in power and help Muslims to Islamise India.
The protest was supported by Shri Gaurang Vaishanav of Vishwa Hindu Parishad  America, Shri Satya Dosapati of Hindu Human Rights Watch, Dr Kumar Arun of India Heritage Foundation, Lansing, Michigan and Panun Kashmir International. The unique feature of this protest was that it was also supported by non-Hindu American groups such as Stop Islamization of America of Pamela Geller, Human Rights Coalition Against Radical Islam of Dr Marvin Belsky, the United West of Shri Stuard Kaufman, [email protected] and others.
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