Amended Black Magic Bill passed on the strength of vicious majority !

Margashirsha Shuklapaksha 12, Kaliyug Varsha 5115

Vicious majority helps Congress Government to push anti-superstitions Bill !

• Hindus should get ready to oust Congress in the forthcoming elections at least now; considering the true nature of Congress Government, which is trying to eliminate Hindu Dharma !

• Why the powerful pro-Hindu organizations do not say anything about anti-superstitions Act ? Do they feel that the effect of this Act would not lead to attacks on Hindu Dharma ?

How can Congress rulers feel no shame to present anti-superstitions Act in Assembly session despite so many shortcomings ? Suspend all those responsible for preparing such flawed Bill; else they would continue to work with same stupidity and get paid for it out of tax paid by citizens ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat

Nagpur, 13th December –  On 13th December, Congress Government finally passed the anti-Hindu, anti-superstitions Bill  on the basis of vicious majority, throttling opposition parties; however, few amendments were carried out in the said Bill. Many MLAs from opposition parties were not given a chance to say anything; also, Minister for Social Justice did not give satisfactory replies to their queries and the Bill was pushed ahead. MLAs from Shiv Sena and BJP, therefore, created ruckus in the House which led to adjourning the House for half an hour. After 2 days of discussions, the Bill was finally passed on 13th   December. The proposal put up by Opposition parties to refer the Bill to Joint Review Committee, was dismissed with majority and amendments suggested by ruling party were carried out.  

Commotion due to Opposition party MLAs not allowed to speak !   

Shri. Nana Patole, BJP’s MLA spoke against the Bill in the afternoon session and later, many MLAs from Opposition parties wanted to speak; but the Minister for Social Justice did not allow them and he got up requesting the Vice Chairman of Legislative Assembly to pass the Bill creating commotion. MLAs from Opposition parties, viz. Shri. Vijayraj Shinde, Mangalprabhat Lodha, Vinod Ghosalkar, Vijay Shivtare, Sambhajirao Pawar, Girish Bapat, Nana Patole, Shishir Shinde, Dadarao Kenche, Suresh Haldankar, Pramod Jathar, Ashish Jaiswal, Rupesh Mhatre etc. rushed to the empty space in front of the Chairman. Pieces of shredded papers were thrown in the air. Some of them went near the Chairman’s seat and touched the ‘Raj-danda’.   

Government will have to pay the price for
getting Bill passed amidst commotion ! – Shri. Girish Bapat, MLA, BJP

Shri. Girish Bapat, BJP-MLA said after the members calmed down, “We had shown our readiness to pass the Bill unanimously; but the ruling parties did not allow opposition parties to say anything and passed the Bill on the strength of majority amidst chaos. The Government has thus broken its promise and will have to pay heavy price for such act. You are swollen with pride due to being in power. It will not send right message to people.” (Congratulations to Shiv Sena, BJP MLAs taking Congress rulers to task ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat) The following changes have been carried out in clause 12.

Clause 12 : Cheating people by claiming to have supernatural power in any handicapped person

• The Chief Minister, Dy. Chief Minister and many MLAs from the ruling parties were absent when discussions were held on the Bill. (Insensitivity of Congress rulers will result in their getting overthrown from power ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat)
• Inclusion of provision giving protection to religious acts
• Third person, other than a person from family, have no right to lodge complaint !
• Chaos due to Opposition members not allowed to speak !
• Commotion leads to adjournment of house for half an hour !
• The Government will have to pay the price for getting this Act passed amidst pandemonium  ! – Opposition MLAs   

Why changes had to be made in the Bill
claimed to be perfect by the Government ? – Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS)

Changes to be studied before deciding future stance! – HJS

Changes in Act to be studied before deciding the future course of action!

Minister for Social Justice was announcing on all TV channels that the Act was flawless and no changes would be carried out in the Bill and in Legislative Assembly, he only declared about modifications. Announcing changes in so-called perfect Bill, is also a miracle. HJS has been creating awareness about many anti-Hindu Dharma clauses in the Act for past 9 years and will continue to do so even in future.  Andha-shraddha Nirmulan Samiti (ANiS) and the Government have been falsely propagating that the Act was not against Dharma; but it has been exposed as there are shortcomings in this Act and it should be remembered that truth has ultimately won. Future course of action will be decided after srudying the amended Act. – Shri. Sunil Ghanavat, spokesperson, HJS, Maharashtra State     

Prof. Manav frustrated as ANiS’ ploy to harass devoted Hindus through medium of third party is foiled!

Withdrawing rights of third party to lodge complaint has affected the main crux of the Act !

‘The clause in anti-superstitions Act about providing religious protection is actually not a clause but it is an instruction for creating awareness amongst peole. I had written an article on the subject in ‘Lok-rajya’ magazine of the Government and it has been adopted accordingly.  (It proves that the Government is slave of and dancing to the tune of ANiS ! – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat) It is going to be difficult to protect life of affected party due to superstitions because of withdrawal of right of third party for lodging a complaint; as in such cases, people from the family are mainly involved in incidents of superstitions; therefore, nobody comes forward to lodge a complaint. The change has, therefore, affected the crux of the Act’, stated Prof. Shyam Manav, the national Convener of All-India ANiS.  

Amendments carried out by the Government for providing protection to religious acts

• Provision of officer from B category as ‘Dakshata officer’ has been removed.
• As per the amendment, only family member of aggrieved person can lodge a complaint instead of any third person.
• New Clause 12 has been included to extend protection for religious acts and following religious acts have been excluded from the purview of anti-superstitions Act.

Clause 12 – Explanation : It is being stated for clarification of doubts that no clause from this Act will be made applicable to the following religious acts.

1. Circumambulations taken at any religious or spiritual place, customs of undertaking pilgrimage, circumambulations and ‘waaris’ undertaken by Warakari Sampradaya and others.
2. ‘Hari-paath’, ‘keertan’, discourses, devotional songs, following, propagating and educating others on religious and traditional science, ancient arts.
3. Narrating miracles of past Saints, propagation of their teachings, distribution of their literature, narrating miracles by Dharma-Gurus which do not cause any physical or financial harm, propagation of their teachings and literature.
4. Prayers, worshiping and all religious rituals undertaken at home, temples, durgah, Gurudwara, pagodas, church or other prayer places.
5. All religious festivals, prayer processions and acts undertaken during such processions like possession, ‘kadak-lakshmi’, observances, fasting, vows, moharum procession etc. all religious rituals.
6. Piercing of ear and nose of small children as per religious rituals, cutting hair as followed in Jain Sect.
7. Give advice as per ‘Vaastu-shastra’, advice by astrologers, ‘Nandibailwale’, ‘Joshis’, advice regarding existence of water below surface.
8. Any religious rituals and acts as declared by the State Government through a gazette notice; any notice issued under clause 2; sub-clause 1 no. 8 and such notice will be presented before State Legislative Assembly session as soon as possible.

Following changes have been carried out in clause 12 of the Schedule

Schedule clause 12: If any mentally handicapped person is claimed to have supernatural powers for deceiving other people.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat