No need for anti-Hindu ‘anti-superstitions Act’ in Karnataka : stance taken by Hindu activists

‘Rashtriya Hindu Andolan’ held at 6 places in Karnataka

Bengaluru (Karnataka) : Karnataka’s Congress Government is hatching plot to pass ‘anti-superstitions Act’ which is anti-Hindu and all Hindus from the State have opposed to this proposed Act. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of Karnataka recently announced passing of anti-superstitions Act; therefore, all pro-Hindu organizations from the State have come together. Where is the need for one more Act when existing laws are capable of putting curb on crimes, was the question raised by ‘Hindutvavadis’. All pro-Hindu organizations from    Karnataka participated in the demonstrations recently staged under auspices of ‘Rashtriya Hindu Andolan’ by ‘Hindutvavadis’ at Mangaluru, Gadag, Shivamogga, Karkala (Dist. Udupi), Lakshmishwar (Tal. Shirhatti, Dist. Gadag) and Hagaribumanahalli (Dist. Bellary) against such decision of the State Government. The other demands made during these demonstrations were rehabilitation of Kashmiri Hindus and setting up independent colony for them; besides, ban on sale of plastic national flags on Republic –Day so as to prevent its abuse.