Hindu security after Pahalgam incident, churning on ‘Hindu nation’, posters on intersections

Lucknow: In the backdrop of the recent incident in Pahalgam in Kashmir (in which Hindus were allegedly targeted), the ‘Vishwa Hindu Raksha Parishad’ has organized a large ‘Religion Parliament’ in Lucknow. The main objective of this Dharma Parliament is to raise voice on the safety of Hindus and issues related to their interests.

Prominent religious leaders from all over the country have been invited to participate in this Dharma Parliament being held at Indira Gandhi Foundation in Lucknow on Sunday, 4 May. A large number of Hindus have been called to join it from different parts of Uttar Pradesh including Ayodhya, Kashi, Mathura.

Posters in the city, what is the message?

Posters have been installed at several major places in Lucknow on Sunday morning before the Dharma Parliament organized, such as Kalidas Square, near the BJP office and near Akhilesh Yadav’s residence. It is written on these posters: “Any religion does not shoot, nor will we divide nor cut. Dharma Parliament is necessary.” The posters clearly reported to be a large Dharma Parliament in Lucknow on Sunday, May 4.

Major proposals and agenda of Dharma Parliament:

According to the information, many important proposals will be made against the alleged atrocities on Hindus in this Dharma Parliament and future strategy will be considered. Major issues and proposals are as follows:

1. Proposal of ‘Hindu Rashtra’: This proposal will be made so that incidents like Pahalgam do not happen again and do not attack any religion and attack a cowardly.

2. Establishment of ‘Sanatan Kavach’: The ‘Vishwa Hindu Raksha Dal’ (possibly a part of the council) will establish its ‘Sanatan Kavach’ in the areas considered to be Muslim dominated areas. Its purpose is to ensure the safety of Hindus and temples living in those areas.

3. ‘Sanatan Yatra’: There is a plan to take out a ‘Sanatan Yatra’ in the month of June in protest against the alleged atrocities on Hindus in West Bengal.

4. ‘Sanatan Helpline’: A ‘Sanatan Helpline’ will also be opened in Murshidabad, West Bengal.

5. ‘Sanatan Gaurav Samman’: It is also proposed to honor people with ‘Sanatan Gaurav Samman’ to unite Hindus across the country and protect Sanatan Dharma.

This Dharma Parliament is considered an important platform to discuss issues related to the safety and identity of Hindus and decide the future action plan.