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Memorandum addressed to the CM, demanding implementation of an Anti–Love jihad Law in Maharashtra, submitted.
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Participation from over 35 Hindu organisations
Jalgaon (Maharashtra): Love jihad is not merely an individual offence, but an ideological war. Thousands of young women in Maharashtra have already fallen victim to this jihadist conspiracy. To ensure the safety and protection of Hindu daughters, more than 35 organisations from Jalgaon have demanded the implementation of a stringent Anti–Love jihad law in the forthcoming Winter Assembly Session. A memorandum addressed to Chief Minister Shri. Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Shri. Eknath Shinde was submitted to the Jalgaon District Collector. A large number of devout Hindus were present on this occasion.
15,000 signatures gathered during HJS’ signature campaign, submitted with the memorandum
During Ganeshotsav and Navratrotsav, the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti conducted a city-wide signature campaign demanding this law. Over 15,000 signatures collected through this campaign were submitted along with the memorandum.
Organisations jointly submitting the memorandum
The following prominent organisations participated in the submission of the memorandum:
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, Ranragini Samiti, Rashtriya Sevika Samiti, Sanskar Bharati, Varkari Sampradaya, Shri Shivpratishthan Hindustan, Hindu Vidhidnya Parishad, Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh, Hindu Rashtra Samanvay Samiti, Sanatan Sanstha, as well as several women’s groups, foundations, trade associations and advocates’ unions.
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राज्य में लव जिहाद विरोधी कानून लागू करे ।🚩 35 से अधिक संघटनांओंका सहभाग !
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Key demands
- A strict, non-bailable Anti–Love jihad Law with provisions for life imprisonment, similar to those in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, must be implemented immediately.
- A special police wing should be established to investigate such cases, and love jihad offences should be recorded in a separate legal category.
- Investigation should be conducted into foreign funding, bank accounts, human trafficking, and links to terrorism in love jihad cases, and strict action must be taken against the guilty.
- Individuals, jihadist organisations, religious leaders (maulanas, mullahs), and madrasas or mosques involved in forced religious conversions, assistance or encouragement to love jihad should be legally penalised and, wherever necessary, banned.
