Vishwa Hindu Parishad working president Alok Kumar said that ‘love-jihad’ was a calculated agenda of invasion on the demographics and suggested that the police, the government and the public would have to come together for timely action to deactivate and neutralise it.
Releasing ‘Love-Jihad’ special issue of national re-awakening fortnightly magazine ‘Hindu Vishwa’ on Friday, Kumar said, “Love-jihad is a conspiracy that is by design being run by some people through money power, wherewithal / resources and religious superstitions. It is necessary to stop it. The list of 147 love-jihad case studies given in the magazine will open the eyes of the society.”
The VHP leader reminded that the chief minister of Kerala had said in 2012 that 2,667 Hindu girls converted to Islam in the last three years and in the same period, 79 girls returned to their Hindu faith and two to Christianity.
“This imbalance is indeed disturbing,” he said.
Releasing the magazine from his office in the company of editor Vijay Shankar Tiwari and VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal, the VHP chief in a video message said the VHP had exposed a pan-Bharat love-jihad conspiracy through its researched data of 147 case studies which would help the authorities take on the problem and lone wolves head-on.
“This eye-opening publication will prove to be a collectable and preservable one for all those committed and dedicated to the cause of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’,” Kumar stated.