Hinduism must remain intact in India: VHP in population control steps

New Delhi: Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Friday said every step of the population control must be considered to be remembered that Hinduism remains intact in the country.
Overcoming the media, VHP Secretary General Milind Parande also said if there was only one child in the family, “Hindu population will be reduced by Hinduism”.
“When we talk about population control, the dominance of Hinduism must remain intact in this country.
All political principles, secularism and tolerance are being followed in the country because of the dominance of the Hindu population,” he said when asked.
about population control problems.
Therefore, whatever is needed to ensure that Hindus remains in the majority must be done, he added.
“The Hindu community must think that there must be at least two children in the family.
If there will be only one child in the family, the Hindu population will be reduced by Hindus itself,” Parande said.
He discussed the media ahead of a two-day meeting of the VHP Board and the Supervisory Board, which is scheduled to begin in Faridabad on Saturday.
Parande’s comments on this problem occurred after the VHP recently asked the Uttar Pradesh government to remove the norm of one-child policy from the design of the population control bill, by saying the possibility of leading the congestion between the community and contraction of different populations.
Sharing the two-day meeting agenda, VHP Secretary General said that government control over the management of a number of temples, illegal religious conversion and violence after the poll in West Bengal was one of the main problems for discussion.
The election for the new VHP president and the Secretary General will also be held during a two-day meeting, he added.
Wisnu Sadashiv Kokje, Current VHP President, was elected post in April 2018.
Parande said the temple must be managed by the community but a large number of temples were under the control of the government in several countries.
The two-day meeting will discuss how to free these temples from government control, he added.
“From the social awakening to knock on the door of the Supreme Court to free the temple of government control – all possible steps will be discussed at the meeting,” said the VHP leader.
He said the meeting would also discuss the issue of conversion of illegal religion and the need for the enactment of central law to examine the activities throughout the country.
“Conversion of illegal religion is being carried out by Christian missionaries and Islamic jihad elements.
This is a national problem.
We will discuss this issue at our meeting and come up with a proposal,” Parande said.
Replying questions about RSS Chief Comments Mohan Bhagwat about Muslims, he said there was no difference of opinion between RSS and VHP.
“The Head of the RSS does not say anything new or different.
Our ideological lines are still the same.
There is no difference between us,” he said.
Urging Muslims not to be “trapped in the fear cycle” about Islam in danger in India, Bhagwat recently said that Muslims left the country could not call themselves Hinduism and those involved in Lynching people on behalf of the cow must be Know that they opposed the Hindutva.