Kerala state
meet 2013 of Hindu Munnani which concluded at Thiruvananthapuram on April 6 has
called for creating a vote bank of Hindus to end neglect by the government.
Ramagopalan,
founder of Hindu Munnai in Tamil Nadu who inaugurated the delegates’ meeting
said even during the rule of Dravida parties in Tamil Nadu when Hindus united
they were forced to accept many demands of Hindus there. If Hindus in Tamil
Nadu can prove that point, Kerala Hindus could do it more effectively, said
Ramagopalan.
Ramagopalan
pointed out that Hindu resurgence in Tamil Nadu occurred in Kanyakumari
district. Kanyakumari is in fact a Hindu minority district in Tamil Nadu. He
pointed out that during Hindu resurgence in Tamil Nadu Jayalalitha was forced
to bring in a law banning religious conversion. However later the law was
repealed under pressure from minorities.
Ramagopalan
noted that the industrial town of Tirupur in Tamil Nadu which was once a
communist fortress is now a saffron fortress. People have realized that patriotism
has disappeared from regional parties and they are realizing pride in Hinduism,
said Ramagopalan. He said Hindus of Tamil Nadu had effectively thwarted the
efforts of Christians to transform Kanyakumari as Kanyamary and Conversion of
scheduled castes to Islam. He added that the move of Karunanidhi lead state
govt to review its stand on Ram Sethu.
Around one
lakh Hindus participated in a rally held on the occasion marking the conclusion
of the meeting. VHP leader Asok Singhal inaugurated the valedictory meeting.
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