Media revitalized by ‘Orissa Bandh’

Bhubaneswar: The Anti Hindu Media which lost it’s all credibility after Modiji’s thumping victory in Gujarat, got revitalized by the recent incidents in Orissa.

They have already been in fifth gear to blow the incidents out of proportion without mentioning the reason why Hindus in Orissa protested.

We all know well how the ‘secular’ English media reported “JHABUA”, “JHAJJAR”, “BARIPADA”, “ALLAHABAD”, “GRAHAM STAINES” etc in. Orissa incident also has all the ingredients for ‘twisting’ by the ‘SICKULAR ENGLISH MEDIA’ both Indian and International.

The Media which is hell bent to blame Hindu Organisations failed to report what the injured Hindu Saint Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati has to say. Swamiji told that a that a senior Congress leader was behind the attack on him.

Swamiji who took a strong stand against forceful conversion in the area was the main blockade for the missionaries. Earlier there were Six attempts to murder him , There are cases registered in various stations on this against Missionaries and Neo Converts.The recent attack aimed to eliminate Swamiji is as per the instruction of Congress leader who offered all immunity for those who killed the Swamiji. Swamiji’s driver and personal security guard were seriously injured in the incident and his car badly damaged. 13 of his followers were also hurted in the attack by Fanatic Christians.

Odisha International Centre chairman Paresh Nayak on Tuesday urged CM Naveen Patnaik to intervene in the Phulbani crisis. “We condemn the attack on Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati. The activities of missionaries in Phulbani have crossed all limits,” Nayak, who has worked for years with the Swami, said.

Describing the incident as “shameful”, Nayak alleged that it was a pre-planned conspiracy. As the Swami was an impediment to conversions in the tribal-dominated district, they had planned an attack on him, he alleged. The State Government should bear all medical expenses of the Swami, who is being treated for his injuries at Cuttack, Nayak demanded.

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