It’s Kalladka Bhat’s order: Churches, dargahs, madrasas must celebrate national festivals

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October 10, 2017

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader Kalladka Prabhakar Bhat has urged the Karnataka government to issue a strict diktat to the religious centres of Christians and Muslims to compulsorily celebrate all the national festivals of India.

Speaking to media persons in Belagavi on Monday, Bhat said that it was the responsibility of the State government to ensure that national festivals are celebrated in churches, dargahs and madrasas.

Accusing the chief minister Siddaramaiah and his government of committing atrocities on Hindus in the name of promoting secularism, he urged the people to topple the “anti-Hindu government”.

He spoke against the Muzrai Department administering Hindu temples, while letting autonomous bodies like the Wakf board, oversee mosques and dargahs.

He said he will appreciate if religion dictated politics, but will not tolerate politics controlling religion. He warned the government against interfering in religious institutions.

Don’t jump to conclusions

Bhat decried the habit of “pointing fingers” at Hindutva organisations even before the investigations into the murder of activist-journalist Gauri Lankesh and scholar M.M. Kalburgi are over. “It is unfair to come to a conclusion before the police completed their task,” he added.

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ahmed
 - 
Thursday, 12 Oct 2017

Indian National Father Mahathma Gandhji Killer RSS group , why and how you people celebarate National days ...Oh Bhattaaaaa...

Syed
 - 
Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

To celebrate national festivals, by wearing chaddi or pant?

Muzzamil
 - 
Wednesday, 11 Oct 2017

RSS never hoisted national flag in their centers after independence. 

celebrates Pakistan independence 1 day before ours and is teaching others now.

 

Hypocrisy

Fadi
 - 
Tuesday, 10 Oct 2017

Va Marl mare ....Bhatta is so scared of PFI . now when his fathers like Times Now and other paid media started to bark abd trying to bite the mighty PFI ....goons like BHATTA is started to come out from caves ....

 

bisi tagidre matra benne karaguvudu

Althaf
 - 
Tuesday, 10 Oct 2017

Who let the dog out.. bow bow bow

MSS
 - 
Tuesday, 10 Oct 2017

Unfortunately good secular are being killed by the criminals like these. Such criminals are lucky for not being harrassed or touched by anybody. This is temporary situation.

The God is watching and relaxing him to do more sins. Slowly he will be caught and nobody can save him.. We have seen many criminals in the past with all attrocities beyond the bounds. Finally their day had come.

Nobody can dare to force any religions,  what to follow and what not to follow. It is not the business of anybody. It is command what they are following from their God. If he wants he can do at his home even he can not force his people at the temple.

He is utter stupid, Politics is not controlled by any group or religion. It is the choice of democracy. The majority in the state  is Hindus. But all are not stupids like him.

Though they are majority, they selected good government. Because of Northern states, BJP came to power, now all Hindus are fed-up of Modi's group.

their end is also very imminent. Modi's time has come to get Political Sanyasam.

 

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An 82-year-old person with a history of Severe Acute Respiratory Illness died in Bidar. While the second fatality was a 62-year-old man with a history of diabetes, hyper-tension, renal failture and was on multiple myeloma on chemotherapy, in Bengaluru. He too had complained of breathlessness on April 30 and died on Saturday at the designated hospital.

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