VHP will declare Gujarat a Hindu state by 2015: Togadia
1 April 2013 2:07 AM GMT
Vishwa Hindu Parishad will declare Gujarat a ‘Hindu state’ by 2015 besides having its presence in all 18,000 villages of the state in the next two years, the outfit’s leader Pravin Togadia claimed on Sunday.
‘In two years, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad will have a presence in all 18,000 villages of Gujarat and by 2015, we will declare Gujarat a Hindu state,’ VHP’s international working president Pravin Togadia told VHP followers who gathered here for a ‘Hindu Sangam’ event. The event was organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad to launch a new movement called ‘Hindu Ahead, for Hindu Security and Prosperity’, which aims to reach out to Hindus in villages, towns, cities and tribal areas.
‘In two years, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad will have a presence in all 18,000 villages of Gujarat and by 2015, we will declare Gujarat a Hindu state,’ VHP’s international working president Pravin Togadia told VHP followers who gathered here for a ‘Hindu Sangam’ event. The event was organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad to launch a new movement called ‘Hindu Ahead, for Hindu Security and Prosperity’, which aims to reach out to Hindus in villages, towns, cities and tribal areas.
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