Hindu population is declining because of internal insecurity, inequality: Kharge

August 29, 2016

Suttur, (Mysuru Dist), Aug 29: Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Mallikarjuna Kharge on Sunday said family planning or any other legislations were not responsible for the decline in population of Hindus, on contrary, it is the untouchability, discrimination and injustice within the religion are the culprits.

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Addressing the gathering during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of JSS?Gurukula at Suttur, Kharge reacted strongly to RSS?chief Mohan Bhagwat's comments on declining Hindu population.

Kharge said, “A powerful person in the country had questioned that which law has asked Hindus to procreate fewer children. Who has stopped them?.”

“The growth rate of Hindu population is declining because of insecurity, inequality among the people of the religion. When the religion, which is made for the development of the people, fails to think about the welfare of the people, then obviously, people think why they should be a part of the religion,” he opined.

Kharge recalled the contributions and ideologies of the 12th Century social reformer Basavanna who aspired for casteless and classless society through his Anubhava Mantapa'.

“While majority of the mutts are playing constructive role in the development of the society and country, divisive elements are endangering social fabric of the nation. People should decide which is good for the society, he added.

Suttur seer Shivarathri Deshikendra Swami, Art of Living guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Home Minister G?Parameshwara, Sugar and Cooperation Minister H?S?Mahadev Prasad, former Chief Minister H?D?Kumaraswamy and others were present.

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MSS
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Monday, 29 Aug 2016

Mr. Kharge well said, and very well said.
If any religion (its teaching) does not protect the people then why should be a part of that religion ?. Very well said. It is 100 times perfect.

Then it is the right and duty of the people study all popular religions. Discover the 1 perfect religion that never contradicts the truth and science. There can not be more than 1 such perfect religion. Because the true religion is from the God. The God will not contradict HIS own religion.
Once you find it, follow it, share it with others. Others should support, share, enjoy the peaceful life so that no difference in ideology.
God help us to know truth from your teaching.

REALITY
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Monday, 29 Aug 2016

If U really use your intellect... then follow this
NA TASYA Pratima Asti - There is no image of God...
DOnT worship Man made idols, images, statues, objects, animals, and others....
Look for the TRUTH, Who is this GOD...
U can check in different religious book and U will find out the TRUTH of the ONE GOD who created U ME and all that exists.
He is the one who gives us life and death...
Search for him ... Cos of his mercy ... U still have your life... But YOU guys choose to worship the man made objects .... which is INJUSTICE to the CREATOR.
Please Study and learn about Who is our CREATOR ... If U are HONEST and want to know TRUE GOD then only GOD will Guide U to TRUTH... or else U will be in DARKNESS and live a life of meaning less and illogical... and the end will be more severe... (May God protect us from it)

PONDER and THINK and LOOK for the REALITY

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