Jamshedpur: VHP leader voices concern on demographic shifts, tribal conversion, Infiltration in Jharkhand

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Jamshedpur: Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) Central Organization General Secretary Milind Parande expressed serious concern over the ongoing demographic changes in Jharkhand, citing rising incidents of tribal conversions and alleged Bangladeshi infiltration. He was addressing a large gathering at Michael John Auditorium in Bistupur.

The program, organized under the leadership of VHP, witnessed the presence of representatives from several Hindu religious and social organizations including the Akhara Committee, sadhus and saints, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), BJP, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), Ex-Serviceman Council, Hindu Jagran Manch and other like-minded organizations.

Milind Parande urged Hindu community leaders to intensify grassroots efforts and engage with the poorest and tribal communities to safeguard cultural identity and address the emerging challenges. He emphasized the need for united efforts to preserve the social and demographic fabric of the state.

Other key leaders present included VHP Bihar-Jharkhand Regional Organization Secretary Anand Pandey, Jharkhand State Organization Secretary Devi Singh, State President Chandrakant Raipat, State Secretary Mithileshwar Mishra, Bajrang Dal State Coordinator Rangnath Mahato, Singhbhum Department Secretary Arun Singh, Jamshedpur Mahanagar President Ajay Gupta, Vice President Gopirao and several other prominent office bearers and workers from VHP, Bajrang Dal, and Durga Vahini.