‘Hindu organizations’ to protest against atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh on December 10

Faridabad: On the call of Rashtra Raksha Manch, thousands of representatives of Hindu organizations will express their anger on 10th December against atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. After the protest, a memorandum will be submitted to the District Collector. Thousands of representatives of various pro-Hindu organizations, socio-religious organizations and RWAs of the city will join under the aegis of Rashtra Raksha Manch to strongly condemn the atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. Groups from three locations – Civil Hospital, Ballabgarh and Society of Greater Faridabad – will assemble at Sector 12 Central Park, carrying banners, posters and hoardings in their vehicles. After that, they will line up and walk to the mini-secretariat. They carried placards, banners and shouted slogans and submitted a memorandum to the District Collector.
Disclosing the above information at a press conference held at Golf Club B. R. Bhatia, Convener of Rashtra Raksha Manch, while briefing the media said that as we all know that Hindus are being continuously tortured in Bangladesh since 5th August. Attacks on Hindu temples and Hindus are increasing. On which the silence of the Human Rights Commission and the United Nations is not a matter of concern but of contemplation. Various pro-Hindu organizations, socio-religious organizations and RWA representatives of the city, who are among the prominent people of the society, strongly condemn this. On the call of Rashtra Raksha Manch, all pro-Hindu organizations will take out a protest rally on 10th December at 11.00 am and submit a memorandum addressed to President Droupadi Murmu to the Deputy Commissioner. Thousands of representatives of various pro-Hindu organizations, socio-religious organizations and RWAs of the city will participate in the protest.
At press conference, Haryana Ex-Servicemen Council president Col (Retd.) Gopal Singh said it was a matter of concern that citizens of Bangladesh were being treated on the basis of religion in the neighboring country. There are atrocities on Hindus, attacks on their religious places. In Bangladesh, sectarian thinking has created chaos in society. Which is despicable. It is time for everyone to show solidarity towards religion and nation. On this occasion, Swami Muni Raj Maharaj said that if the nation survives, we will survive. We are all with the Rashtra Raksha Manch. Sanatan is not against anyone but oppression of innocent Hindus is also not acceptable. He warned the Bangladesh government to immediately fulfill its moral and administrative responsibility and stop atrocities on innocent Hindus as soon as possible. Social activist O.P. Dhama told reporters that what is happening in Bangladesh is not fair. Social cohesion is essential.
Shriram Agrawal, Rajkumar Agrawal, Rajkumar Vohra, advocate Deepak Thukral, CA Vivek and other dignitaries were present at the press conference.