Temple Entry Movement – BJP leader Tarun Vijay Attacked by Castiests
UTTARAKHAND : Casteist Hindus who haven’t realised the extend of damage they are doing by clinging onto social evils like segregation on the basis of caste, attacked BJP MP Tarun Vijay who took the initiative against caste discrimination practices by a section of caste loving Hindus.
Under Tarun Vijay hundreds of Hindus attained their right to equal worship at the Silgur devta temple in Chakrata, around 160 km from Dehradun.
Tarun Vijay sustained deep injuries on his head and ear and was rushed to the hospital for treatment.
As Vijay and his group started coming out of the temple, the ignorant caste blind Hindus started yelling slogans against the MP and began pelting stones at them. The angry mob attacked the MP’s car and pushed it down a nearby gorge.
“It is a very shameful thing that we talk about ‘developing India’ yet we are still not able to overcome caste discrimination. How can a Hindu stop another Hindu from entering a temple?” asked Tarun Vijay.
Although RSS & Hindu organisations have repeatedly urged for unity among Hindus and to shed their differences few among Hindus seem to be indifferent towards this. This initiative by Tarun Vijay need to be widely appreciated and Hindus across caste lines should acknowledge this discrimination and isolate those blockheads.
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