Hindu Jagran Manch (HJM) on Sunday held a march from the district school to the Albert Ekka Chowk in Ranchi to press for their seven-point demands including identification and extradition of Bangladeshi intruders, ban on religious conversion and National Register for Citizens (NRC) in the State.
The other demands of the organisation include end to religious conversion, ban on Popular Front of India, stopping of Love Jehad and prevention of cow smuggling from the State.
State president of the body Rishi Shahdeo said the extent of infiltration by the Bangladeshi has come to light through newspapers report in the recent days.
He alleged that infiltrators have made their base in districts like Sahebganj, Godda, Pakur and Jamtara for carrying out smuggling of illegal currency and bovine animals on the direction of banned organisation Jamaat ul Mujahidin.
Shahdeo claimed that the involvement of intruders in terrorists activities in different states is a reflection of their sole intention to divide India.
He said that the group was also promoting ‘population Jehad’ in the country while saying that its members were interested in increasing their population by all means.
He alleged that Bangladeshi intruders were continuously involved in paving the way for infiltration of the Rohingya muslims and giving effect to incidents like Love Jehad.
Town president of the organisation Sujit Singh said the infiltrators are purchasing land in the state to get established in state and then indulge in anti national activities.
General Secretary Rakesh Karn added the laws related to cow protection and religious conversion that were passed by the government has prevented the anti-national activities of the infiltrators to certain extent.
He however said the unabated religious conversion and cattle smuggling taking place in different parts of the state including Ranchi must stop.