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AIYF goons desecrate Saraswati idol in Osmania University

The serene optically pleasant environs of Osmania University is witnessing ?fifth wave? of unprovoked Christian onslaught for some years now

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May 8, 2013, 12:43 pm IST
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-The serene optically pleasant environs of Osmania University is witnessing ‘fifth wave’ of unprovoked Christian onslaught for some years now, be it “Beef Festival” on April 16, 2012 or the recent destruction of Maa Saraswati idol  in the campus temple on April 27, 2013 and desecration of Dr Hegdewar, Lokmanya Tilak and Veer Savarkar photos in the Campus living quarters of ABVP Karyakarta Rajendra Prasad.

The Christian missionary is using the delicate ‘Dalit Vehicle’ to ride and create ruptures in the fragile ecology of the society in the campus in the nearby areas. Documenting and using every single occasion to future this “fifth wave” on the Hindu. The gullible youth are brainwashed into thinking they are the victims and descendants of Ravana, Tataki, Narakasura and so on and so forth! Copious amounts of literature are made available by the likes of Kancha Illiah, who in the name of Social Justice work with the Vatican is destroying Hindu history, culture and ethos.

For instance, selling of beef, cooking and eating is banned by law in Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Pradesh Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Act, 1977). Fully aware brainwashed youth were forced to conduct a “Beef Festival” on 16th April 2012.

On April 27, 2013, an ABVP worker filed a mobile phone lost case in Osmania Campus Police Station. In the guise of insult to the dalit, a group of activists affiliated to various politico-student organisations, descended on the nearby Campus Temple and destroyed Maa Saraswati in full public view and went on a mad spree, destroying everything in sight!

Preventing an unlawful activity was turned into an opportunity of illegally using Prevention of Atrocities act (Wonder how a Christian can be a Dalit?). As in the previous year a totally unrelated mobile phone complaint was turned into Hindu bashing. 

It is time the authorities and civil society take strong action on the miscreants and their guides/ideologues/masters like Kancha Illiah who are making all out efforts to divide the Hindus. This is  to request authorities to help stop anti-national and anti-Hindu activity. Help by, mental and psychological rehabilitation of the effected student community. Ban anti-Hindu and anti-national literature. Today, it is Osmania campus and tomorrow it could be your home.

(VSK, Andhra Pradesh)

 

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