Karnataka Hindu Dharmik Sanstha Requisition Bill’ approved in Vidhan Parishad

Hindu Temples in Karnataka under threat from BJP Government !

Are the Hindutvawadi Organisations going to oppose this or just going to keep mum as usual ?

Bangaluru (Karnataka) : ‘Karnataka Hindu Dharmik Sanstha Requisition Bill 2011’ was approved in Vidhan Parishad recently. Once this Bill is signed by the President, it would become a law and would be implemented. All the temples in the Karnatak State , their properties, jewellery along with the temple staff, priests, devotees, etc. would come under the control of the Government. (BJP is following the footsteps of the secular rulers, by taking the temples in Karnataka in its control. Hindus should oppose this step vigorously and compel the Government to take its decision back following legal procedure ! – Editor SP)

The said Law is not applicable to some famous Hindu Maths, Jain Temples, Stupas of Buddha and Gurudwaras. The clarification given while eliminating Jain Temples, Stupas of Buddha and Gurudwaras is that they are not from Hindu Religion. (The Karnataka rulers trying to create a rift in the unity of Hindu religions. The BJP Government in Karnatak has tried to use the British strategy ‘Divide and thrash’, thereby creating rift among Hindus. Could this anti-Hindu Government ever fulfil the interest of the people and the Nation ? – Editor SP)

Hindu Dharmaik Sanstha would be similar to the corrupt Government office ! –

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti Spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, Karnataka State. Mr. Mohan Gauda said, “Hindu Dharmik Sanstha would be similar to the corrupt Government office. The donations given in the temples would be utilised for other purposes by the Minister in charge. So the management of the temples would get orders from the Minister to deposit the temple money in the State treasury. Thereafter the same money would be utilised to give grants to Haj pilgrims, Madrasas and churches. Hindus will never tolerate this kind of distribution of temple money donated by the devotees to Muslims and Christians.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat