Ayodhya: Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya has declared that he will self-immolate himself if the Union government didn't impose President's Rule in West Bengal due to the post-poll violence. The religious seer has given a 24-hour deadline to the Central government to decide on his demand.
Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya, a resident of the cantonment of Acharya Peeth Sritapaswi, told that he will self-immolate on May 25 at noon as per his declaration and has also made preparation for this. He has reiterated his demand for the president's rule in West Bengal, where several BJP workers have been murdered following the end of West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections.
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Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya said that he can answer the culprits in his language, but does not want to take the law into his hands. He further added that in democracy, the constitution gives the right to people to vote for any political parties and leader as per their free will. But as soon as the election result was declared after 2 May in West Bengal, a large number of Hindus were killed by intruders and Rohingya Muslims at the behest of Mamata Banerjee.
He further levelled allegations that more than 5000 houses of Hindus were brunt. Thousands of minor Hindu sisters and daughters were also raped and humiliated by the Rohingyas. Millions of Hindus have fled the state and Rohingyas have looted all the belongings from their houses.
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Jagadguru Paramhans Acharya has also demanded to remove the Rohingyas from West Bengal along with the illegal intruders. He added that if this does not happen, he will chant 'Vande Mataram' and will say goodbye to the world by setting fire to his funeral pyre on May 25 at 12 pm in the afternoon.
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