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No action is taken against quack Babas despite lodging complaints; but anti-Hindu police show promptness in taking action against innocent Hindus !
Nagpur (Maharashtra) : Action will be taken against complaints lodged by various pro-Hindu organizations against quack Bengali ‘Babas’ and Christian missionaries who are deceiving people. A report will be obtained from police about the action taken by them on complaints lodged with police stations in this context. As per the report, action would be taken against police officers, who have failed in their duty to take action against such quack Bengali ‘babas’. The above warning was given by State Home Minister, Dr. Ranajit Patil. (Congratulations to Dr. Ranajit Patil, the State Home Minister for prompt action ! No action was taken against such quack babas all these years only to appease fanatics; therefore, their number is thriving fast. – Editor, Dainik Sanatan Prabhat)
1. As the anti-superstitions Act was passed in State Legislative Assembly, police immediately arrested few people on the basis of complaints lodged by ANiS; but no action was taken by police against quack ‘Babas’ who were denigrating Hindu Deities and deceiving Hindus; despite pro-Hindu organizations lodging complaints against them.
2. Hindutva-vadis had lodged complaints with police station at different places even against Christian missionaries for converting Hindus; but police overlooked them although the matter was pursued vigorously by the Hindutva-vadis.
3. Shri. Sunil Ghanavat and Shri. Shrikant Pisolkar of HJS had called on State Home Minister Dr. Ranajit Patil on 12th December; along with BJP MLA, Shri. Narendra Pawar.
4. Hindutva-vadis expressed satisfaction over assurance given by Dr. Patil and have decided to lodge few more complaints against such quack Bengali babas. They have also made an appeal to all Hindus to lodge complaints against such ‘babas’ with police stations, wherever necessary.
No action is taken against quack Babas despite lodging complaints; but anti-Hindu police show promptness in taking action against innocent Hindus !
Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat
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