K’taka Home Minister assures delegation of Hindu organisations
Karnataka home minister Araga Jnanendra on Monday said that the government would consider the demands for creating a new police unit for tackling ‘love jihad’. The assurance comes after a delegation of Hindu organisations met the minister at his official residence and submitted a memorandum.
Establish a special 'Anti-Love Jihad Police Force' to prevent incidents of conversion through Love Jihad and strictly implement the Prohibition of Conversion Act!
– Appeal to Karnatak Hon'ble Home Minister from Hindu JanaJagruti Samiti & Durga Vahini@HinduJagrutiOrg@PTI_News pic.twitter.com/79cr57Ut2b
— ?Mohan gowda?? (@Mohan_HJS) December 11, 2022
“Despite the implementation of the Prohibition of Conversion Act in the state, ‘Love Jihad’ has not yet stopped. Hence just like in Uttar Pradesh, an Anti-Love-Jihad task force should be appointed here as well. An NIA report claims that a Shaheen Gang is currently active in 5 districts and that some maulvis and madarsas are promoting love jihad activities. Such people should be brought to book” read the memorandum.
'We met the Hon. Home Minister Araga Jnanendra bringing to his notice the increasing cases of Love Jihad, requesting him to set up 'Special Task force' against Love Jihad & strict implementation of 'Prohibition of Conversion Act.' – @Mohan_HJS State Spokesperson, @HinduJagrutiOrg pic.twitter.com/LpIuA8DuJn
— HJS Karnataka (@HJSKarnataka) December 11, 2022
The members of this delegation included Mr. Mohan Gowda, the state spokesperson for Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, Mrs. Bhavya Gowda from Ranaragini, Nandini Nagaraj from Durga Sena and Mr Sundaresh and Mr Amarnath from the Sri Ram Sena.
