If any Congress or other leader had made an objectionable statement regarding Muslim religious leaders, a fatwa of Sar Tan Se Juda (beheading) would have been issued by now.
There is a tendency among politicians to silence our voices, but we should not fear them. A political shift is needed, and it is crucial for the public to convey to politicians that if Hindus are not protected, their authority will be at risk.
Hoardings with the slogan of ‘Hum Bharat Bhavya Banayenge, Hum Hindu Rashtra Banayenge’ were put up at various places in the Kumbha Mela by the Govardhan Peeth.
Many distinguished personalities from various fields have visited this camp. A dedicated yajna hall has also been built here, where priests from Vedic schools conduct regular rituals and fire offerings.
Dharma education was once an integral part of our lives, but after independence, Article 30 of the Constitution brought significant changes. It granted minorities the right to establish and run educational institutions on a religious basis, while the majority community was deprived of this right.
Shankaracharya Shri Shri Vidhushekhara Bharati also welcomed the Chief Minister by offering auspicious coconut.
Different akhadas made their own different floats. The floats depicted leelas (Divine play) of different incarnations of Shri Vishnu.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President J.P. Nadda, Mizoram Governor General V.K. Singh, former President Ram Nath kovind and many other dignitaries and invited them to attend the Maha Kumbh Parva
India is unlikely to show such courage. It is shameful that Indian political leaders across party lines could not drive out Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators from India for the past 25 years.
Muslims from Kashmir once told us to enact strict laws against cow slaughter. We receive support from both Muslims and Christians to ban cow slaughter.