Uttarakhand: Saints also agreed, now Dhami will not spare those who do land jihad… Bulldozer is also ready…!
CM Pushkar Singh Dhami’s bulldozer campaign against Mazar Jihad in Uttarakhand is also getting support from the Sadhu-Sant Samaj. Describing this step of Chief Minister Dhami as the first step, Vishwa Hindu Parishad also said that more efforts are needed to save the form of Devbhoomi.
Mahamandaleshwar Swami Yatindra Anand Giri Ji Maharaj of Juna Akhara in Haridwar has praised Dhami government’s campaign against Mazar Jihad. In a video message, he said, “You have marked more than 1000 illegal tombs, it is being praised a lot in the society and in the media and it is also a commendable decision of yours in the interest of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand. You should instruct each district that all illegal so-called religious places of this type should be identified and destroyed. In some places, lawsuits should also be instituted against the builder by imposing appropriate sections. This will definitely show your fame, prestige and influence through this work. Mahamandaleshwar Yatindra ji said that not only Haridwar, there is population imbalance in the whole of Uttarakhand, the Muslim population is spreading here.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s publicity chief Pankaj Chauhan said that we fully support the demolition campaign of illegal shrines by the Dhami government. This encroachment on private and government property cannot be accepted. Vishwa Hindu Parishad is proud of your work in Devbhoomi Uttarakhand and this is just the first step. More strict steps are needed to be taken for the protection of the eternal culture of Devbhoomi.
Swami Arun Das Ji Maharaj of Jaganath Ashram, associated with VHP, has said that certainly the step of the Uttarakhand government deserves praise. The Dhami government should remove the Mazars and the Muslim forest Gujjar population from the forests surrounding the pilgrimage city like Haridwar, because neither a Mazar Masjid can be built in the area of Haridwar, nor a Muslim can live. In the past, there was an agreement between the English rulers and Mahamana Madan Mohan Malviya and then it was also included in the bylaws of the administration of Haridwar.
