HJS Protest against Communal Violence Bill in Manvi, Karnataka

Remove the Congress Government at the Centre which makes Anti Hindu Rules and dump it into the Arabian Ocean – Mr. Mohan Gowda

Starting point – Many Hindu Leaders participated

Manvi (Karnataka) : On the 28th of June 2011, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti organised a protest against the Central Government’s proposed Communal violence Bill 2011 and the State Governments recent Temple takeover act. The protest march started from the Basaveswara Circle with hundreds of volunteers shouting slogans against the UPA Government. Later it ended at the Manvi Taluk Office where a representation was forwarded to the President and the Governor through the Thasildhar. The BJP District President Mr. Amaresh Hosamane, Mr. Matadappa, Mr. Basavanthappa, Mr. Mallana Gowda, HJS Karnataka Spokes Person Mr. Mohan Gowda, District Coordinator Mr. Venkatraman Naik, active HJS members Mr. Yamanappa, Mr. Ramu Medhar and more than 200 other devout Hindus from different Hindu organisations participated in the protest.

Protest rally in Manvi

Presenting the memorandom

Reading the Memorandom

Mr. Mohan Gowda, talking on this occasion told that the Chairman of the National Advisory Commission Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is bringing this Bill after the Godhra incident to keep a Hawks eye on the Hindus and hit them where it will pain the most. The Bill has points where Hindus and Government servants would be made slaves of Minorities in due course. Through this bill the minorities can lodge false complaints against the Hindus claiming that they have insulted them through advertisements, communications, actions, etc. This has been done with to psychologically pull down the Hindus. Further wherever the opposition is ruling in the states, the Central Government has vested special powers unto itself to interfere in the affairs of the state during communal conflicts. The National Commission would come to the rescue of the minorities during communal riots. This will have 4 Muslim Judges. This will be another step to stamp away Hindus Mr. Gowda added. Mr. Amaresh Hosamane in his address told that the Central Government is resorting to this as part of its minority appeasement tactics. He condemned the Central Government attitude of shielding the corrupt. In his speech Mr. Matadappa demanded a ban on the Muslim organization Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD) and also protested against the temple takeover act by the State Government.

A memorandum against the Temple takeover act to be forwarded to the Governor was submitted on this occasion.