New Delhi. VHP has expressed its sharp reaction to the statement of former UP Chief Minister and SP chief Akhilesh Yadav comparing saints with mafia. VHP’s Central Joint General Secretary Dr. Surendra Jain has said that Akhilesh Yadav’s statement that “there is no difference between Mathadheesh (head priest) and a mafia” is highly condemnable and objectionable. He should not only apologize for his statement but the INDI alliance should also apologize in this regard.
He said that this is not the first time, Akhilesh Yadav has always been insulting Hindu beliefs and saints to please his vote bank. He feels that the more he insults the Hindu community, the happier his vote bank will be. Who can forget that it was the Samajwadi Party government that had carried out a horrific massacre of Hindus to crush the Ram Mandir movement. Instead of apologizing for this Nadirshahi misdeed, Akhilesh’s father himself had said that if he had to kill more Hindus to please the Muslim community, he would have done so.
Today his son Akhilesh Yadav patronizes murderers, terrorists and mafias like Mukhtar Ansari, Atiq Ahmed and insults the glorious tradition of saints and heads of monasteries. Akhilesh Yadav should keep in mind that it is because of the tradition of monasteries established by Jagatguru Adi Shankaracharya and the glorious legacy of revered saints that Bharat stands proudly despite 1200 years of attacks and is moving ahead strongly towards a bright future.
He further said that Akhilesh has fulfilled his tradition of humiliation of Hindu society but any leader of the INDI alliance did not even spoke a word in the condemnation of his disgusting statement. It seems that the continuous humiliation by the INDI Alliance leaders is under a thoughtful conspiracy.
Akhilesh and the leaders of his alliance should apologize to the entire Hindu society including the revered saints for their anti-Hindu statement, otherwise the Hindu society will not tolerate this insult and will give a befitting reply to it through every democratic means.