VHP leader Sadhvi Prachi criticized inappropriate behavior by young girls
(Reels are short videos created using mobile phones. These are broadcast on social media as ‘reels’.)

Meerut (Uttar Pradesh): Vishva Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi said that girls these days are making social media reels while wearing short clothes, which sends a wrong message to society. Addressing a large Hindu conference here, she said girls should not wear short clothes or make vulgar reels. She also alleged that parents send their daughters to convent schools and later face threats when the girls go to their in-laws’ homes, referring to the recent murder case involving a blue drum. She termed convent education itself as the “blue drum.”
Regarding the obscene acts of young girls, the Sadhvi further said that they should make ‘reels’ in such a way that it does not tarnish their father’s reputation. Their fathers should be able to proudly say, “That’s my daughter in the video!”
The Sadhvi further added that we need to increase awareness about our religion. If we want to stay safe in today’s times, we have to stay united. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has been active in every field for the last 100 years. Now the Sangh has reached every household.
She also attacked Love Jihad
Regarding Love Jihad, Sadhvi Prachi said that some people come on flashy motorcycles wearing a ‘kalava’ (sacred thread). They introduce themselves with names like Happy, Pappu, or Kallu and lure girls into their trap. We studied in Saraswati Shishu Mandir and Gurukul. Values and morals are instilled there. Today, we are forgetting our values and abandoning them. This is the reason why such thoughts are arising in today’s youth, and incidents like these (Love Jihad) are occurring.
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