HJS demands immediate deportation of Rohingya Muslims form India

Immediately drive out ‘Rohingya’ Muslims from this country : Representation submitted by HJS to Pune Deputy District Collector Rajendra Muthe

Pune : Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) submitted a representation to Dy. District Collector Rajendra Muthe on 25th September with demand to immediately drive out ‘Rohingya’ Muslims from this country; considering their being a threat to security of this country. Shri. Muthe promised to forward a copy of the representation to State Home Department. Shri. Pravin Naik of Sanatan Sanstha and Shri. Krushnaji Patil of HJS were present on the occasion. It has been stated in the representation that ‘there are more than 52 Islamic countries in the world but instead of taking refuge in those countries, ‘Rohingyas’ have entered India. India has not signed ‘Refugee Return Act’, 1951 of United Nations; so, ‘Rohingya’ Muslims entering India is illegal infiltration. Considering their involvement in terrorist activities, ‘Rohingya’ Muslims should be immediately driven out of India.’

Representations for following demands were also submitted to Dy. District Collector Muthe :

1. Ban imposed on immersion of Durga-idols in Navaratri in Bengal in the background of Moharum should be lifted and anti-Hindu Bengal Govt. should be taken to task
2. Permission should not be granted for screening of film ‘Bodyscapes’
3. Facebook account of Dr. Zakir Naik and of his banned ‘Islamic Research Foundation’ should be closed down immediately
4. Central Bureau of Investigations should conduct investigations into conspiracy of attacks and murders of Hindu leaders by communists and fanatics in Kerala and Karnataka
5. Contract given to Chinese company for manufacture of coaches for Nagpur metro train should be cancelled.

Take action against contractor for inferior quality of work in repairs carried out to Sinhgad : Representation submitted by HJS to District Collector

Pune : There is misappropriation of millions of rupees in repair work undertaken on Fort Sinhgad and the quality of work is also most inferior. COEP had submitted a report in this connection but no note has been taken of the same. Large quantity shown as removed by way of slush from tanks, though the capacity of tanks is less; therefore, stringent action should be taken against the contractor carrying out repairs and concerned officers. Representation with the above demand was submitted by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) to District Collector Saurabh Rao on 25th September. Shri. Pravin Naik, Coordinator and Shri. Krushnaji Patil, associated with the movement to protect Fort Sinhgad from corruption were present on the occasion. Shri. Rao promised to take necessary action within framework of law.