Advocating stern action against those who waved Pakistani and ISIS flags in Kashmir, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) president Pravin Togadia opined that such anti-national elements must be shot on their chest. Talking to reporters in bordering Kutch district, VHP chief said it is a matter of serious concern the way Pakistani flags are being hoisted every now and then in the terror prone Kashmir. “They (terrorist) should be given fitting treatment, so that no one would dare to repeat such anti-national activities,” Togadia added.
Criticising the Central Government, he said as the Union Government has not taken stern action against pro-Pakistani separatists, they are getting emboldened by every passing day. Meanwhile, at a function in Mandavi town, Togadia said in order to construct Ram temple at Ayodhya, there is no need to have 370 MPs, what the ruling party requires is 272 MPs.
“If the Government will not pass Bill on temple in parliament, Hindus of this country would themselves complete the construction work of the temple,” he said at Hindu Mahasabha Sammelan organised at the coastal town Mandavi. The function was attended by nearly 10,000 people. The VHP chief had already addressed over 600 such Sammelans across the country to mark golden jubilee year of the parishad.
Giving example of Somnath Temple, which was reconstructed by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel without any obstacle, he said in the same manner Ram Temple must be constructed. Raising issue of love-Jehad, Togadia said if people from other religion try to misguide women, the Hindus would not remain quite. “More than one lakh temples with huge income across the country, including Tirupati Balaji, Siddhi Vinayak etc, have been controlled by the Government, but why the Government is not taking such mosques under its control,” he admitted. He also offered Trishul to youngsters associated with Bajarang Dal at the function and suggested them to use it to save cows.