Minority Status for Hindus In J & K, Punjab, Kerala, Goa and many other states
where Hindus are in minority must be given with immediate effects.
But due to greedy politicians, Hindus are not getting their share in such
states. In their opinion who invaded India, raped Hindu women, killed Hindu
children are minority people best suited for minority benefits.
 
madan gupta
usa 

--- On Thu, 7/2/09, Mohan Gupta <mgupta@...> wrote:


From: Mohan Gupta <mgupta@...>
Subject: BJP demands minority status to Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir
To: soniagandhi@...
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 8:58 PM





Will congress act above the appeasement politics of Muslims and accept the
demands of Hindus of Jammu- Kashmir?
 
From: viji

Subject:  BJP demands minority status to Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir






BJP demands minority status to Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir
 
http://www.newkerala.com/ nkfullnews-1-65887.html
 
Jammu, Jul 2 : Demanding minority status to the Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP
today said the community should be given the benefits of the welfare schemes
started by the Union Ministry of Minority Affairs under the Prime Minister's new
15-point programme.
 
''Hindus are ‘minorities’ in the state and the term Hindu as per the
Constitution of India includes Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists.
 
Hence, the benefits be extended to these minorities without any
discrimination,'' Ramesh Arora, BJP state spokesperson told reporters at a press
conference here in the morning.
 
The BJP leader, however, blamed National Conference and Congress- led coalition
government for not extending benefits to minorities in the state as it is done
in rest of the country.
 
''J&K government is giving step motherly treatment to the Hindus as minority
community and this causal attitude will not be tolerated,'' Mr Arora said and
added that party would table a bill in the forthcoming Assembly session to
redress the problems of the community.
 
He also added that applications have been invited from the students belonging to
the Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and Parsi communities, notified under
Section 2 (C) of the National Commission for Minorities Act 1992 as minorities,
for the purpose of scholarship and other schemes.
 
However, on withdrawal of CRPF from Baramulla, the BJP leader said local police
replacing the para-military forces in the valley are not trained enough for
anti-insurgency operations.
 
''The state government has succumbed to the pressure of PDP and Hurriyat
Conference on withdrawal of forces. The militancy will revive once the CRPF will
be replaced with the local police in Kashmir,'' he asserted.
 
--- UNI





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