Restrain on Jihadi Frenzy and Aggression: VHP

It has come to our notice that All India Muslim Personal Law Board and other Muslim organizations have announced a comprehensive program of agitation against the amendments to the Waqf law. The Muslims across the Country have been asked to keep their shops and institutions closed for a day. This is being promoted heavily on social media as Bharat Bandh. Similarly, on another day the Muslims have been called to demonstrate and court arrests in Delhi and in all the state capitals of India. It has also been said that the Muslims shall marched towards the Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi and the Raj Bhavans in the states. The delegations of the Samaj shall also present a memorandum to the Chief Ministers in all Bharatiya States against the amendments to the Waqf Act. 

Shri Alok Kumar, International President of VHP has said that the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, the Jamiat-Ulama-I-Hind, All India Majlis-e-Mushawarat and other organisations had called the interim order of the Supreme Court on Waqf Act as a victory of the spirit of the Constitution and also that the ‘justice is still alive in our country’. It is paradoxical that despite this, an agitational program has been declared without even waiting for the final judgment of the Supreme Court. It is strange that on one hand, Muslim organizations are challenging this law in the Court, and on the other hand, simultaneously launching nationwide movements without waiting for the final decision of the Supreme Court.

Shri Alok Kumar said that it is a matter of concern that violence has occurred in many places during the Barawafat (Milad-un-Nabi) programs. Even after that, news of violence is coming from various programs and processions organized in many places in the country.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad apprehends that  there could be violence and vandalism during the agitational programs called against the Waqf Amendment Act. This will be a big threat to the law and order situation of Bharat and social harmony.

The responsibility of averting this squarely and primarily lies with the people organizing this agitation. It is their responsibility to ensure that the programs are peaceful and do not involve vandalism, rioting, or assault on government and other properties.

The VHP President also said that the central and state governments should also be adequately prepared to deal with all kinds of situations particularly in view of the resentment and anger being spread in social media campaigns. 

The VHP also calls upon the society to be vigilant for self-defense during this campaign of hatred and frenzy, and to take all necessary steps for ensuring peace and law & order prevails.

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