BJP And JDU Open New Front In The Name Of Love Jihad

BJP and JDU open new front in the name of love jihad, Arunachal’s bitterness is still left.

After the six JDU MLAs of Arunachal Pradesh joined the BJP, the tussle between the two parties has not ended that a new front of the dispute has opened up between them.

The only difference is that there is BJP in Arunachal, then at one end of the new front, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) stood first.

The subject of controversy is: whether or not laws should be made to stop Love Jihad in Bihar like Uttar Pradesh.

This demand of the Sangh has been rejected by JDU General Secretary KC Tyagi in a jolt. The demand of the Sangh is also getting support from BJP.

MLA Haribhushan Thakur Backhaul (BJP MLA Haribhushan Thakur) said that the demand is reasonable. Bihar government should take initiative in this direction soon.

Where did the demand for new law arise

On Friday, there was a conference of workers of Hindu Jagran Manch in Patna.

Senior pracharak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and regional organization minister of this forum (Bihar-Jharkhand) Dr. Suman was addressing.

He said – Yogi government has made a law in Uttar Pradesh against love jihad. There is a need to enact stringent laws in Bihar on the same lines.

Bisfi’s BJP MLA supported

The state unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has not yet officially supported this demand of the union.

However, it is being discussed among party MLAs. BJP MLA Hari Bhushan Thakur Bachaul of Bisfi assembly constituency in Madhubani district said – this is a very important demand.

The Bihar government enacted laws to stop love jihad at the earliest. We demand leadership to talk to the state government about this.

Thakur went one step further and said that laws should be made to stop Love Jihad as well as Population Control Act.

If both these laws are not enacted, Hindus will become a minority in the country in the next 30 years.

JDU strongly opposed any such demand

JDU national general secretary KC Tyagi said that in Bihar, there is no need to enact such a law in any state of this country. There is no example of such incidents in Bihar.

He said that any girl in the country has the right to marry by choice. In any case, we socialists cannot support the law that discriminates in the name of caste and religion and imposes a particular opinion.