Prasagraj: Akhil Bharatiya Akhara Parishad (ABAP) Narendra Giri has demanded that in government lines led yogi adityanath at Uttar Pradesh, the center must also introduce population control bills to “maintain the balance of religious and social structures in the country”.
“The bill must be in such a way that it must be binding to every country, there should be no choice for every state government.
Akhara Parishad appealed to the Minister of Houses Uni Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the country must have such laws that help Maintain an important balance between various communities, “said President ABAP, the decision-making agency peaked 13 Monastic Hindu orders recognized in the country, on Tuesday.
On the problem of several Muslim scholars allegedly supported the Taliban, Giri once again confirmed that the government had to take strict action on the leaders to support the Taliban.
“The city of Kandahar in Afghanistan was once ruled by a Hindu king, as mentioned in our EPIC Mahabharata.
However, today the Hindu community and the Sikh community left Afghanistan in fear which was an open example of what could happen in India if the population balance in Between the two main communities was not maintained, “he explained.
He also appealed to Muslim religious leaders to take action against people from their communities that support the takeover of the Taliban Afghanistan.
“Those who support terrorist organizations such as the Taliban must be treated as traitors and arrested.
How can one speak support the organization that has open support from our enemy nation,” Giri answered.
Welcoming a CM Yogi statement about applying the ban on sales of liquor and meat in Mathura, President ABAP called this as a “landmark step”.
Previously, while speaking in the Krishnotsava 2021 program in Mathura on Monday night, CM Yogi had announced a complete ban on the sale of liquor and meat in Mathura.
He also suggested that those involved in liquor and trade meat can take milk to sell milk to revive Mathura’s glory, which is known to produce a large number of milk in previous days.