Bajrang Dal stokes another controversy: Bahu Lao, Beti Bachao - TopicsExpress



          

Bajrang Dal stokes another controversy: Bahu Lao, Beti Bachao campaign to counter Love Jihad The Bajrang Dal has sparked off a controversy as it will start a campaign in Uttar Pradesh from February 17 to protect Hindu boys who marry Christian or Muslim girls. The Bajrang Dal has called it bahu lao- beti bachao campaign. The campaign also aims to sensitise Hindu families against their girls falling in love or getting married to Muslim or Christian boys. Bajrang Dals Ajju Chauhan said, The Hindu community is being targeted with this concept. Hindu girls are cheated in the name of marriage and then sold into different corners of country. We are doing this for protection of Hindu girls. But we guide Hindu men to respect and welcome girls of another religions. The Congress has slammed the Bajrang Dal on their new campaign. Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said, The politics of polarisation is against the Constitution and national security. Notwithstanding the fact that controversy over conversion issue is yet to settle, the Bajrang Dal – youth wing of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad – is now preparing the ground to launch another campaign Bahu Lao, Beti Bachao, reports said on Saturday. According to reports in a daily, the Bajrang Dal will launch Bahu Lao, Beti Bachao campaign across Uttar Pradesh from February 17, 2015 onwards. The group also claims that the campaign will counter Love Jihad and attempt to bring girls from Muslim or Christian communities as daughter-in-laws for Hindu families. “Through Love Jihad they (Muslims) deceive our daughters, but with `Bahu Lao, Beti Bachao` andolan, we will make sure that the girls from other communities are not duped into marriage. We will support such couples wherein a Muslim or Christian girl is willing to marry a Hindu boy ” a senior Bajrang Dal leader was quoted as saying by newspapers. The Hindu-outfit is also planning to launch the similar campaign in Karnataka and Kerala. A controversy had erupted earlier this month when a right wing group had organised a Ghar Vapsi campaign wherein it reportedly converted many people from a minority community in some states. The incident had created a ruckus in the Rajya Sabha with the opposition demanding a statement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In its response to the Opposition over the conversion issue, BJP has demanded an anti-conversion law.
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 17:47:42 +0000

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