Justice will be equal for all in Hindu nation: Adv Jain
Says Hindus have been kept in the dark for too long
THE GOAN NETWORK
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Adv Vishnushankar Jain of ‘Hindu Front For Justice’ from Lucknow on Monday stated that justice will be equal for all in the judicial system of the Hindu nation.
Jain was speaking on 'The effective role to be played at the judicial level for protection of Dharma’ in the second day session of all India Hindu convention at Ramnathi-Ponda.
Speaking on the subject, he said today the use of Article 19 of the Constitution is being changed to suit the convenience of an individual.
“Kamalesh Tiwari has been arrested under National Security Act for having made statements that hurt religious sentiments of Muslims and imprisoned unlawfully for the past seven months. However, Azam Khan and Akbaruddin Owaisi are not being arrested after having hurt religious sentiments of Hindus and they have been granted anticipatory bail too,” Jain lamented.
“Today, some advocates plead that the original draft of the Constitution cannot be changed by relying on Kesavananda Bharathi case. In reality, the conclusion was drawn by just one among the 13 judges of that case. Such issues are cunningly used to keep the Hindus in the dark. This falsehood in the judicial system will be avoided in the Hindu nation and there will be equal justice for all,” he said.
Hindu Vidhidnya Parishad secretary Adv Sanjiv Punalekar said they do not have much time at their disposal to create awareness on establishing the Hindu nation.
“In such a situation, instead of limiting the fight on issues like cow protection, love jihad, etc, it is also essential to fight for social problems faced by Hindus,” he said.
“Every citizen is beset with corruption and exploitation practised at government level. It is necessary to begin legal struggle by uniting the victimised people. These very people will unite and establish the Hindu nation in the future,” added Adv Punalekar.
