Jind: Irked over the action taken against members of Bajrang Dal and Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) in connection with the Nuh violence, the entire Haryana unit of Bajrang Dal on Thursday tendered its resignation.
In a statement, the organisation also blamed Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Vijay, a prominent activist of the Haryana Bajrang Dal, of playing political games and sabotaging the organisation.
On behalf of over 3,000 active members in the state, Haryana state convener of Bajrang Dal, Bharat Bhushan, issued a public resignation letter at a press conference at Jat Dharamshala in Jind.
The Bajrang Dal members are specifically angry over the arrest of Monu Manesar and Bittu Bajrangi — among the key accused of the Nuh violence that erupted on July 31 — and alleged that they were being wrongly framed in the case, in a move they termed as “politically motivated.”
They claimed that over 250 members of the two right-wing organisations were on the radar of the police and alleged that innocent ground-level members were being “harassed” by the police and the top brass of the Bajrang Dal. In the letter, Bhushan also questioned the “political intentions” of Khattar, saying that “while on one hand, Khattar talks about ‘Sanatan Dharma’ and ‘gau raksha’ (protection of cows); on the other, the Haryana government and administration are harassing the Bajrang Dal members with false cases (sic).”
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In a statement, the organisation also blamed Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Vijay, a prominent activist of the Haryana Bajrang Dal, of playing political games and sabotaging the organisation.
On behalf of over 3,000 active members in the state, Haryana state convener of Bajrang Dal, Bharat Bhushan, issued a public resignation letter at a press conference at Jat Dharamshala in Jind.
The Bajrang Dal members are specifically angry over the arrest of Monu Manesar and Bittu Bajrangi — among the key accused of the Nuh violence that erupted on July 31 — and alleged that they were being wrongly framed in the case, in a move they termed as “politically motivated.”
They claimed that over 250 members of the two right-wing organisations were on the radar of the police and alleged that innocent ground-level members were being “harassed” by the police and the top brass of the Bajrang Dal. In the letter, Bhushan also questioned the “political intentions” of Khattar, saying that “while on one hand, Khattar talks about ‘Sanatan Dharma’ and ‘gau raksha’ (protection of cows); on the other, the Haryana government and administration are harassing the Bajrang Dal members with false cases (sic).”
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The entire Haryana unit of the Bajrang Dal has resigned due to suspicions of political manipulation involving the chief minister and a prominent figure within the organization. The activists claim that they are being unfairly targeted in fabricated legal cases and subjected to harassment by law enforcement. They also believe that the arrests of certain activists were politically motivated. Despite raising their concerns with the chief minister and the state leadership, they have received no response. The activists accuse both the government and certain members of the organization of playing political games with their lives and reputations.
The entire Haryana unit of the Bajrang Dal has resigned due to suspicions of political manipulation involving the chief minister and a prominent figure within the organization. The activists claim that they are being unfairly targeted in fabricated legal cases and subjected to harassment by law enforcement. They also believe that the arrests of certain activists were politically motivated. Despite raising their concerns with the chief minister and the state leadership, they have received no response. The activists accuse both the government and certain members of the organization of playing political games with their lives and reputations.
Youth thrashed over remark on Bajrang Dal dies in Rajasthan
A 20-year-old Muslim youth from Rajasthan, who was beaten up in a revenge attack, has died from his injuries. The attack was allegedly in response to a fight over a remark made about the Bajrang Dal. The family of the victim has accused a local BJP leader of being involved in the murder. The family and community members are demanding compensation and the arrest of the accused. The victim is survived by his wife and three daughters.
A 20-year-old Muslim youth from Rajasthan, who was beaten up in a revenge attack, has died from his injuries. The attack was allegedly in response to a fight over a remark made about the Bajrang Dal. The family of the victim has accused a local BJP leader of being involved in the murder. The family and community members are demanding compensation and the arrest of the accused. The victim is survived by his wife and three daughters.
Cow vigilante Monu Manesar, accused of inciting riots in Haryana’s Nuh, arrested
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the violence in Nuh has arrested Mohit Yadav, also known as Monu Manesar. Monu is a notorious cow vigilante and is wanted by the Rajasthan police for a double murder case. It is believed that he had posted an instigating video before the violence occurred. Another individual, Bittu Bajrangi, has already been arrested and is currently in jail.
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the violence in Nuh has arrested Mohit Yadav, also known as Monu Manesar. Monu is a notorious cow vigilante and is wanted by the Rajasthan police for a double murder case. It is believed that he had posted an instigating video before the violence occurred. Another individual, Bittu Bajrangi, has already been arrested and is currently in jail.