No opposition to CAA: Vishva Hindu Parishad

Violent protests against the CAA is anti-national says Vishva Hindu Parishad as it is motivated by certain selfish political parties and pseudo secularists for their vested interests. It has appealed to the state governments and police administration to protect national property and maintain peace.

New Delhi: The Vishwa Hindu Parishad has termed violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 as an anti-national blasphemous act motivated by vested interests by pseudo secularists.

Milind Parande, the International General Secretary of the Vishva Hindu Parishad, today said that there is no harm to any Indian for expelling foreign infiltrators out of the country and giving refuge in India to refugees suffering from religious persecution of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, despite some radical secularists and the policy of minority appeasement by vested selfish political parties under the fierce people who are protesting violently is condemnable and dangerous.

The Vishva Hindu Parishad General Secretary says that no one can be allowed to attack railway station bus and government property media or security forces in the name of protest.

It is very unfortunate that the governments of some states, opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act authorized by the Parliament and the President of the country, remain only mute spectators in these violent demonstrations while constitutionally everyone should come forward to follow the act.

Milind Parande also said that there is a need to understand the difference between intruders and refugees properly. While it is our national duty to protect the oppressed refugees under another Vashudev Kutumbhakam policy, on the other hand, Bangladeshi and Rohingya intruders also threaten the security of the country and tarnish the image of Indian Muslims.

All Indians, including political parties, should help governments in showing them the way out.

The Vishva Hindu Parishad has appealed to the state governments and police administration to protect national property as well as life and property.

On the question of resettlement of Hindu refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh, the General Secretary of Vishva Hindu Parishad said that in the last 3 years so far, he has been successful in getting citizenship of India to many Hindu refugees in the country after the citizenship amendment bill. More Hindu refugees will be able to get citizenship here and will be able to join the mainstream.