BJM solidarity with VHP in Jamshedpur incident

Jamshedpur, April 12: Despite not being involved in the Kadma Shastri Nagar violence case, the BJM has strongly protested against the administration sending eight VHP workers to jail after making them accused. On Wednesday, a delegation led by BJM district president Subodh Srivastava met VHP leader Avtar Singh Gandhi at his residence.

BJM Yuva Morcha district president Amit Sharma, east convenor Ajay Sinha and others led by Subodh Srivastava met VHP leaders and said that whatever decision VHP will take regarding the arrest of innocent VHP workers in Kadma Shastri Nagar violence case, BJM will fully support it.

Subodh Srivastava said that in the violent incidents in Kadma, the incident of arresting innocent youths and advocates and sending them to jail without any reason is completely unjust and a violation of the democratic system. Vishwa Hindu Parishad  (VHP) is the main organization of Hindu society, therefore BJM will decide further strategy under the guidance of VHP and whatever decision will be taken on the call of VHP, all the workers of BJM Jamshedpur will give their full support with full force.

BJM district president Subodh Srivastava went to the house of BJP leader Abhay Singh and also met his family members and assured support from BJM in the fight for Hindutva.

It is a dark chapter for this city and it cannot be denied that all this is being done under a well thought out strategy. Srivastava said that the investigation committee of BJM Jamshedpur is also studying all aspects. BJM strongly condemns any such inhuman incident.