Demonstration in UP against the violence of Jume: Bajrang Dal raised slogans – Will enter the house from where Afzal will come out and kill him

Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad took to the streets on Thursday to protest the violence after Friday prayers in Uttar Pradesh. Demonstrations were held in many districts including Kanpur, Prayagraj, Varanasi, Meerut, Agra, Moradabad. In Kanpur, the demonstration was highest at Gurudev Square, Khalasi Line, Ramadevi and Kidwai Nagar intersection. The workers raised slogans on the streets and recited Hanuman Chalisa. Slogans of ‘stone pelters come to their senses’ and ‘the house where Afzal will come out, will enter that house’ and kill them.

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Varanasi: Activists said – Islamic fanaticism should be curbed, there should be no violence

Bajrang Dal workers recited Hanuman Chalisa at Shastri Ghat in Varanasi.

Workers protest after reciting Hanuman Chalisa at Shastri Ghat on the banks of river Varuna in Varanasi. While handing over the memorandum addressed to the President to the officers of the district administration, he said that the growing Islamic fanaticism in the country should be stopped. Kripashankar Tiwari, co-convenor of Bajrang Dal of Kashi said that stone pelting and nuisance should be stopped permanently. Strict action should be taken against those who are rioters. Let there be peace in the country. Those who spoil the environment should not be spared.

Meerut: Hanuman Chalisa read outside the commissioner’s office

Bajrang Dal workers recited Hanuman Chalisa at Chaudhary Charan Singh Park in Meerut.

Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad activists protested in Meerut. The workers recited Hanuman Chalisa at Chaudhary Charan Singh Park outside the Commissioner’s office. Raising the slogan of Hindutva ki Jai, they went to the DM office and demonstrated. There was only one sentence on the tongue of every person who participated in the protest – will enter the house where Afzal will come out and kill him.

Moradabad and Prayagraj: Slogans raised in support of Nupur Sharma
Bajrang Dal and VHP workers came in support of expelled BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma. In Moradabad and Prayagraj, slogans of ‘Nupur you struggle, we are with you’ were raised. Demanded action against those who threatened to behead Nupur Sharma.

Hundreds of Bajrang Dal workers are protesting at Rama Devi intersection in Kanpur.

also performed here
In protest against the violence, Bajrang Dal and VHP workers also created ruckus in Agra, Saharanpur, Chitrakoot, Baghpat and Jalaun. In the Collectorate premises in Saharanpur, Bajrang Dal workers recited Hanuman Chalisa and submitted a memorandum to the City Magistrate. On the appeal of Vishwa Hindu Parishad ie VHP, this demonstration was done together by Bajrang Dal. Earlier the organization had said that the effigy of Muslim bigotry would be burnt, but it was canceled.

Workers of Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad demonstrated in Agra.

Keep shouting these slogans in the demonstration
In honor of the monastery-temple, at the Bajrang Dal Maidan.
They will enter the house from where Afzal will come out and kill him.
In honor of Mother India, at Bajrang Dal Maidan.
Come to your senses stone pelters, Pakistan is dead.
Hang the traitors of the country…

Attempt to take out procession in Moradabad
In Moradabad, activists raised slogans of Jai Shri Ram and Har Har Mahadev in Ambedkar Park in the presence of police. ADM City Alok Verma and SP City Akhilesh Bhadauria tried to convince the workers. The administration wants to end the protest by taking a memorandum in Ambedkar Park itself, the workers are adamant on the demand to protest by taking a procession to the collectorate.

In Ambedkar Park, Moradabad, ADM City and SP City tried to convince the workers.

Mathura: Demand to stop funding of PFI
Workers of Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Durga Vahini reached the collectorate. While demonstrating here, a memorandum was submitted to the SDM in the name of the President. Amit Jain, metropolitan president of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, said that stones were pelted on the day of Ram Navami in more than a hundred cities. Strict action should be taken against this. Organizations like PFI should be banned in the country and their funding should be stopped.

300 police and PAC personnel deployed in Kanpur
Kanpur police and district administration remained alert regarding the demonstration. The biggest demonstration took place at Gurudev Square. Apart from this, there were demonstrations at Khalasi Line, Ramadevi and Kidwai Nagar intersections. In Kanpur, 300 police and PAC personnel have been deployed for security at these four places. Traffic was disrupted around the intersections. Cars were also stuck in the jam.

Bajrang Dal active just a day before Jume
A day before Jume, Bajrang Dal has landed on the road. The administration and intelligence department are on alert regarding this. Violence broke out in many cities of the state after Friday prayers in Kanpur on June 3 and the following week on June 10. Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal met in Delhi on Tuesday. By making a strategy on Wednesday, the day of Thursday was finalized for the protest.

Bajrang Dal had released this poster on social media only on Wednesday, in which an appeal has been made to the people to mobilize at the district headquarters.

VHP’s allegation – fundamentalists burning the houses of Hindus
Vinod Bansal, national spokesperson of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), says that violent incidents of Islamic jihadists and fundamentalists are increasing continuously in the country. Jihadi fanatics emanating from mosques are continuously burning houses of Hindus. There are also deadly attacks. In protest against these violent incidents, Bajrang Dal will stage a sit-in and submit a memorandum addressed to the President.

Come, We tell you how the organization of Bajrang Dal remains active in the country and in UP…

There are 44 provinces in the country and 6 provinces in the state.
Bajrang Dal has divided the entire country into 44 provinces, in which more than one thousand districts come. If we talk about UP, then it is divided into six provinces. It includes the provinces of Awadh, Kashi, Goraksha and Kanpur. Whereas the organization has been formed in two provinces of western UP, Braj and Meerut. In all these provinces, the organization has created its own 20 to 21 districts. There are total 21 districts in Kanpur province. Kanpur is divided into four districts according to population and area. It consists of East, West, North and South districts.

Aditya Dwivedi and Shalabh Anand Bajpai from Kanpur, Varanasi From Pushpendra Tripathi, Meerut From Shalu Agarwal and Manu Choudhary, Moradabad From Umesh Sharma, Prayagraj from Manish Mishra, Agra From Gaurav Bhardwaj, Saharanpur Amit Verma from Mathura, Pawan Gautam from Mathura, Chitrakoot From Jitendra Mishra, Baghpat From Ashish Tyagi, Jalaun Reports from Anuj Kaushik.