Hindu nation will be established by 2023: Sanatan Sanstha
Says there will be no crime in Hindu nation
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Stating that no crime will take place in India after Hindu nation is established, the Sanatan Sanstha said even 22 per cent of minorities can stay in the Hindu nation by following stringent laws.
Addressing a news conference organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti in the 5th all India Hindu convention at Ramnathi temple-Ponda, Sanatan Sanstha spokesperson Chetan Rajhauns said in coming years their dream of establishing India as a Hindu nation will become a reality.
Niranjan Oza from Nepal, Subhah Chakravarti from West Bengal, M Sachiddanandan from Sri Lanka and Rahul Kaul from Panun Kashmir narrated the incidents how Hindus are tortured in their land. They have sought help from the Narendra Modi government to protect Hindus.
Asked about the status of minorities in India if and when a Hindu nation is formed, Rajhauns said, “They can stay here. We have no problem if they stay in Hindu nation,” he reiterated.
The Hindu leaders who participated in the conference had many times alleged that because of minorities, crimes are being committed in India.
When asked whether crime rate will come down in Hindu nation, Rajhauns replied in the positive.
“Hindu rashtra will preserve spiritual heritage and will be established by 2023. To arrest crime rate, there will be stringent laws and definitely no crime will take place in India thereafter,” Rajhauns said.
According to Rajhauns, census of Hindus is declining and now it is 78 per cent, which was 80 per cent recently.
Niranjan Oja has sought intervention of the Indian government to stop implementation of Nepali constitution, which according to him favours Christian and deprives the Hindus of their rights.
M Sachiddanandan from Sri Lanka said Hindus are tortured and temples are demolished in Sri Lanka, which should be stopped.
