Pakistan’s Condition Deteriorates, The Division Will Happen

Pakistan’s condition deteriorates, division will happen within a few years- Indresh Kumar.

The senior member of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and All India Guide of Rashtriya Muslim Manch, Indresh Kumar has said that Pakistan’s condition deteriorates.

In a few years, it will split and split into pieces. Indresh Kumar, who was attending an event here.

He said that just as the campaign to remove Article 370 from Kashmir was launched, similarly a campaign will be launched to bring back POK.

Indresh further said that people who went to Pakistan in 1947 from India have not been able to get citizenship there yet.

Last year, when the Government of India introduced the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Indian Muslims became confused and protested.

At the same time, Pakistan had said that it would not allow people from other countries to come to their country.

He also said that Muslim women of the country have got relief from the triple talaq law. He was being wronged for years.

Hamid Ansari’s statement condemning religious fanaticism

Condemning the former vice-president Hamid Ansari’s statement of increasing religious fundamentalism, he said that our country is one, which some people try to share.

Ansari needs a peek into his family. At that time, people are divided the most.

Congress is most responsible for love jihad

Indresh also said that the religious appeasement that the previous governments of the Congress and other parties did is the one responsible for the love jihad the most.

In such a situation, the laws that are being made are welcome. Some people persecute women by changing their face and religion.

It is a violation of fundamental rights. Governments that are opposing this law are opposing fundamental rights.

Former Chief Minister said- Hindutva always teaches the lesson of tolerance

The former Maharashtra Chief Minister said that Hindutva always teaches the lesson of tolerance. This is the reason why people of different beliefs and castes are living peacefully in India.

On the question of opening schools in some cities of Maharashtra from 23 November, he said that the government should act with caution.