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Hindu Temples Must Be Freed From Govt Control: VHP
The Statesman Siliguri
|February 10, 2025
A resolution to this effect was adopted on Sunday following a 3-day Kendriya meeting at the Mahakumbh
The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has firmly resolved to free Hindu temples from government control under all circumstances.
A resolution to this effect was adopted following a three-day Kendriya meeting that ended at the Mahakumbh here on Sunday. Around 950 delegates from India and abroad attended the meeting and also formulated a comprehensive action plan to achieve this objective.
VHP's international president Alok Kumar stated on Sunday that in the first phase of the Mandir Mukti Movement, VHP activists, along with other Hindu organisations, will submit representations to the chief ministers of each state, demanding the handover of Hindu temples to the Hindu society.
He further stated that large public gatherings would be organised in North and South Bharat to reinforce these demands.
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