Hindu Janajagruti Samiti hopes that the Government of India will swiftly act on this extremely serious threat to national security and the social fabric of the Nation, and provide justice to the peaceful majority of India.
The Court has stated that any religion has to be declared as a minority at the State level.
The petition in the Court is about the illegal namaz being offered on the premises. The Hindu petitioners say that originally the Bindu Madhav Temple of Shri Vishnu was at the ‘Pancha Ganga Ghat’.
Article 15 of the Constitution says that the land of a Hindu temple or Math belongs to the Deity installed there forever !
SD Windlesh, the petitioner, said that the encroachments were blocking traffic and creating problems for people and that they should be removed promptly in accordance with Supreme Court orders.
The Supreme Court on 2nd March agreed to consider listing for an urgent hearing a plea seeking direction to register FIRs against political parties for allegedly inducing voters by offering freebies.
The petitioner has also said that the Common Dress Code reduces other forms of violence that take place due to socio-economic differences.
The Karnataka High Court made it clear that till the arrival of the final verdict on the petitions regarding the Hijab Issue, the students must follow the uniforms prescribed by the schools and colleges.
The petition has been filed on behalf of Shri Vishnu and Jain Deities whose temples were demolished.
It is the duty of the Government to take steps to prevent religious conversions taking place by way of intimidation, etc. !