BELAGAVI: Ghar Wapsi (homecoming) is not unconstitutional, according to a Supreme Court order, and will be continued across the country, Vishwa Hindu Parishad head Praveen Togadia said in Belagavi on Wednesday.
He told reporters the Supreme Court, in its 1977 order, had said “Hindu is a way of life”.
Those who converted to other religions years ago and are reaccepting Hinduism now is not conversion and they will be welcomed. Our aim is making India as Hindu a country as it was once upon a time, Togadia said.
Responding to the suppression of scheduled castes and tribes among Hindus, Togadia said the VHP is taking up a programme to bring SC/ST communities into the mainstream of the community. Events like Brahmins eating food cooked by SC/ST people, and vice-versa, mass entry into temples and permission to worship Hindu deities are planned for the golden jubilee celebrations of the VHP, Togadia said.
He was in Belagavi to attend the Virat Hindu Samavesh organized at Gokak on Wednesday. MP Suresh Angadi, Rajya Sabha member Prabhakar Kore, MLA Balachandra Jarkiholi and MLC Mahantesh Kavatagimath were part of the Samavesh.
Our previous governments have interpreted Secularism to mean appeasement of the poisonous desert religions (Islam and Christianity). These two hateful religions could continue their expansion unchecked. It is interesting to note that in the West, Christianity is in severe decline. Church attendance has dropped dramatically and so has the number of people calling themselves Christians. They are under constant attack by scientists. In the US they have a lot of money where many people are still ignorant of the pack of lies that the Bible is and they donate huge amount of money for missionary conversion effort. The result is that they own a lot of newspapers in India and do everything to demoralize Hindus. Ghar Vapasi is an effort to protect our own identity and knowledge from the darkness of Islam and Christianity. Both these religions are nothing when compared with Hinduism. I am happy to see that the Supreme Court of India has interpreted Secularism to mean that bringing our own back into the fold is legitimate.