Hindu Jagran Manch Jamshedpur takes stand against love jihad, land jihad

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, June 30: Rishi Nath Shahdev, the State President of Hindu Jagran Manch in Jharkhand, expressed deep concerns over the escalating issues of love jihad, land jihad, religious conversion, and illegal encroachments on tribal lands in the state. He asserted that the Manch would vigorously protest these issues until they are effectively addressed.

Shahdev, who addressed an organizational meeting of Hindu Jagran Manch in Jamshedpur, criticized the JMM+Congress coalition government for allegedly practicing politics of appeasement. He accused the government of sheltering Bangladeshi infiltrators and neglecting the rights of indigenous populations, particularly tribal communities.

Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Shahdev emphasized that infiltrators are not only seizing employment opportunities from tribal communities but also encroaching upon their ancestral lands. He voiced concern over the impact on the identity and safety of tribal and Hindu women.

Underlining their resolve, Shahdev announced a campaign against the appeasement policies of the state government. This campaign will encompass efforts to raise awareness and mobilize public opinion against phenomena like love jihad, land jihad, vote jihad, and religious conversions across all districts, including Jamshedpur.

During the meeting, Jamshedpur District President Balbir Mandal was tasked with appointing campaign in-charges within a week. The gathering was attended by key members including State Change Chief Sanjay Verma, State Working Committee Member Sujit Singh, Ranchi Mahanagar President Nishant Chauhan, Vice President Sonu Gupta, and other district leaders.