NEW DELHI: The partition will be incomplete as long as a single Muslim stays in this country, declared the president of a little-known Hindutva outfit at a Hindu Mahapanchayat held at Jantar Mantar in the national capital on Sunday (August 20) before the police intervened and stopped the event.
The Mahapanchayat was organised by All India Sanatan Foundation and other related Hindutva outfits against the communal clashes that broke out in Haryana’s Nuh on July 31.
The Hindu Sena president Vishnu Gupta launched his speech by castigating the incumbent BJP-ruled government in Haryana for failing to stop the clashes in Nuh and not being able to “sanitize” the area which, he said, is day after day becoming a hub of criminals especially those involved in cyber crimes.
Gupta further demanded the setting up of a CRPF camp or an Army cantonment in Nuh to instill fear in the minds of the criminals. However, as he proceeded further, the Hindu Sena chief declared that the partition will be incomplete as long as a single Muslim stays in this country.
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