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VHP to Undertake Mass Awareness Campaigns Against Covid

A two-day meeting of the Central Board of Trustees and the Governing Council of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) held at Faridabad, concluded with resolutions for protection against Corona pandemic; prevention of illegal religious conversions and liberation of Mutt-Mandirs (monasteries and temples)

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VHP Working President Shri Alok Kumar addressing mediapersons in Faridabad
 
A two-day meeting of the Central Board of Trustees and the Governing Council of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) held at Faridabad, concluded with resolutions for protection against Corona pandemic; prevention of illegal religious conversions and liberation of Mutt-Mandirs (monasteries and temples).
 
Outlining details of the meeting, the VHP Working President, Senior Advocate Alok Kumar said that this meeting raised a war cry for protection against the Corona infections and against the possible third wave of this COVID-19 pandemic.
 
“We, in association with all Hindu Shaktis, shall not only undertake mass awareness campaigns in more than 100,000 villages and urban settlements to make people aware of preventive measures, but also extend all possible help to the families of the victims”, he said.
He further said, “In view of the possible third wave of the pandemic anticipated to make children a special target, we are arranging to give special training to women. During times of crisis, not the government alone, but now the entire society shall get together against Corona!”
 
Action Against Conversion
 
Pointing out that illegal religious conversion is a national curse, the VHP Working President said the nation must get liberated from it. “In 11 States for its prevention there are laws, but the problem and conspiracy is nationwide. This international meeting is, therefore, of the unanimous view that a central law should be made against it, and only then there will be freedom from this curse.”
 
He said from verdicts of the Supreme Court and also the present experiences and situations, it becomes absolutely clear that the Central Government should not delay the matter anymore. “We have also called upon the Hindu society to remain ever watchful about the anti-Bharat and anti-Hindu conspiracies of the Mullah-Missionaries, and prevent it by all constitutional methods”, he said.
 
Society To Take Control over Temple
 
Importantly, a resolution was passed to liberate all Mutt-Mandirs (monasteries and temples) from the control of governments. This resolution said that the Mutt-Mandirs constitute the nuclei of the belief, faith and worship of the national society of Bharat and the tripod of Sant-Shaastra-Mandir constitutes the secret of the enduring nature of the Hindu nation and the immortality of Mrityunjayi Bharat. Such spirituo-cultural institutions acting as the umbilical cord, spinal cord and jugular vein to national life cannot be left to be controlled by the ‘secular’ governments and often irreverent and godless agencies. The responsibility of management and administration of these core institutions of national life should be handed over to the society. 
 
 
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