Monday, May 23, 2011

Hindu Samhati pioneers its struggles in North Bengal

May 22, 2011 is indeed historic in the chronicle of Hindu Samhati – the day forms a new chapter in the Hindu movement, on account of the formal inception of Hindu Samhati in the north of Indian state of West Bengal, known as North Bengal. The day also witnessed a strong enthusiasm among Hindu youths in the environs, mainly from 14 villages of Gazole and Ratua Blocks of Malda dist. and Itahar block of North Dinajpur dist., attending the meeting of Hindu Samhati in large numbers. And before the presence of more than 200 delegates, Hindu Samhati commenced its historic session at Gazole Boys High School, Malda (destined to be a 3 hrs. session between 2-5 pm).

The meeting was presided over by Narasingha Prasad Gupta, social activist and President of Bharat Swabhiman Trust Gazole Block while Tapan Ghosh, founder and President of Hindu Samhati was the Chief Guest. Other speakers included Brahmacharini Smriti Devi of Bharatmata Mandir in Nadia.

Speaking on the meeting, Tapan Ghosh narrated the horrifying incidents or mounting Hindu religious persecutions in villages of both South and North Bengal. Delegates in the session found no difference in theirs traumatic experiences to this and the same became evident from their approaches. Since the session was interactive as well, youths of said two blocks expressed how lives of Hindus, owing to rising tortures of Islamic supremacists, are worsening more and more.

Sri Ghosh advised them how to thwart such attacks and overpower Islamic ruffians finally. He also assured that Hindu Samhati would lend Hindus and their struggles a hand always.

Brahmacharini Smriti Devi by giving a clarion call invited Hindu youths to join and strengthen Hindu Samhati and Tapan Ghosh. She also termed Shri Ghosh as one the noblest persons in Bengal’s history who appear to render a light to the persecuted Hindus and make them act likewise. She looked to be confident while citing Bengal’s glorious revolutionary past and stating if Hindus act like their illustrious predecessors and remain with Shri Ghosh, their problems would settle.

During the interactions between HS leadership and people in general, several imperative issues like Muslims manipulating Hindu Devottar properties and oppressing Hindus cropped up. A grave incident of sexual harassment of three Hindu girl students in Alal school by same Muslim teacher in three successive years that went unnoticed also came out.




Islamic supremacists flex muscles in West Dinajpur; Hindus terrified

Dreadful activities of Islamic supremacists are going on without stinting amid West Dinajpur (district) in West Bengal, prominent Indian state and known to be a Left bastion till the last week. On May 18, 2011 around 2.30 pm a crowd of almost 100 Hindus (of Matua community), coming from village Bishtopur, sounding trumpets and chanting “Hari Bol” was going through the village Biswanathpur, P.S. Kumargunj.

Problem started while the procession was going past the village mosque. All of a sudden a pebble came out of the mosque and struck the forehead of an innocent female devotee in the first row. She started bleeding profusely, got unconscious soon and was admitted to Barahar Hospital.

In the mean time, Hindu Samhati workers were informed and thanks to their excellence, police was informed and RAF was assigned in the locality in due course.

But crises refused to end there. One more incident took place following this. A group of people was moving towards the crematorium of Biswanathpur village chanting “Hari Bol”. Muslims from the local mosque threatened the group and also said harsh steps would be taken if they dared to chant any longer. To steer clear of danger, Hindus stopped chanting and went to the crematory.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Cricket tournament suffers Muslim rampage in Jharkhand; Hindus murdered

Hatred with simmering anger of Islamic terrorism against infidels is engulfing the entire Indian state of West Bengal increasingly. But the fast worsening situation is not restricted to Bengal only; recent incidents in its neighboring state of Jharkhand prove the mounting stature of demon. On May 14, 2011, in the village of Diyara, P.S. Rajmahal, Dist. Sahebgunj, Jharkhand, Hindus were conducting a day-night cricket tournament. A good number of Hindu teams participated in the tournament with enthusiasm. Muslim teams also partook in the contest but a sharp division among both groups was perceived. Polarization on religious lines, hence, was witnessed from the very beginning.

Problem started when the Muslims cricket teams started to lose. Generators operated by Muslim contractors and workers started closing from 11.00 pm leading to lots of disturbances. Even if the Hindu teams protested against these divisive tendencies, Muslims remained adamant. Again owing to continuing (and also strengthening) intransigent and raunchy postures of Muslim men against Hindu women, members of local Ghosh community had no other option other than to thrash a Muslim boy.

The moment thrashing took place, there was nothing but a bedlam. Clashes started all of a sudden. Islamic supremacists’ strategy was indeed successful; cricket tournament ended abruptly and there were 4 casualties on-the-scene. People of both communities got injured in the skirmish and were admitted to the nearby hospitals.

On May 15, 2011, following day, 2 Hindu men went to a hospital where their friends had already been admitted. As soon as they put the motorcycle in the hospital premise, there was a firing and 1 of them, thus, was killed on-the-spot. The other person got severely wounded and was admitted to the same hospital at once.

The whole area is fuming in anger and is under deep tension as well. RAF was assigned in the area for the first few days. Even if RAF has been withdrawn, police is patrolling the village round the clock.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Islamic supremacists desecrate Kaliagunj Temple with Beef

Hindus get distressed

The day was April 24, 2011 but the situation was not similar to other days in Mahipur (village) of Hematabad (block), Dist. Dinajpur (South) in the Indian state of West Bengal. Reason behind all these was grave – beef was found in the village temple of Buri BasaliDevi adjoining Kaliagunj-Raygunj High Road, enough to hurt feelings of Hindus in the neighborhood. Kamal DebSharma, in charge of temple, without losing any time, informed the local political leaders. However they proved to be reluctant and aggrieved villagers, as a result, blocked off Kaliagunj-Raygunj High Road at 2 pm.

Police from P.S. Hematabad arrived in the evening only, took hold of beef and owing to its assurances (taking tough measures to nab criminals) road block was withdrawn. Indeed the presence of youth of Kaliagunj made police more cautious.

After a series of investigations it was learnt that Safir Muhammad (s/o deceased Khoka Muhammad), inhabitant of the same village, was behind the scene and due to his instigation, some young boys carried out the despised activity. To create more pressures on the police, 60-70 persons including villagers and young persons went to the local police station. A mass petition containing signatures of villagers was also submitted.

Kamal DebSharma filed a written complaint against the culpable Safir Muhammad and as a result, police also provided a case number – 37/11 (24/04/2011). Nevertheless, in spite of all these police is yet to arrest the culprits. What is more striking, local political leaders are either threatening Kamal DebSharma and Swapan Biswas or enticing them to settle the matter as fast as possible. There has been a good effect also; villagers have started to take in true faces of their leaders. Notably, youth of the village have stood up defying political affiliations and are all set to have punishment of the said criminals. The onus is now on the administration.

Another major incident preceded the terrible act on April 24, 2011. For protesting against taunts of Hindu girls by Muslim boys in Pahargaon (village) of Kaliagunj, Bhabesh Chandra Ray was beaten black and blue recently. Local youths complained of this to P.S. Kaliagunj and on same April 24, during a settlement in the police station, Muslim youths admitted their mistakes. They also promised that there would not be such incident any longer and also to expend for Bhabesh’s medicinal treatments.