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Right wing bodies plan to oppose Valentines Day
The right wing Hindu organizations Vishwa Hindu Parishad and its affiliated organisationBajarang Dal haveonce again decided to boycott upcoming Valentines Day celebrations in the State The State units of both organisations have urged the people of the state to not take part in the celebrations, stating that the Valentine, after whom the day is celebrated every year, was a traitor of Rome
Hyderabad (NSS): The right wing Hindu organizations Vishwa Hindu Parishad and its affiliated organisationBajarang Dal haveonce again decided to boycott upcoming Valentine’s Day celebrations in the State. The State units of both organisations have urged the people of the state to not take part in the celebrations, stating that the Valentine, after whom the day is celebrated every year, was a traitor of Rome.
The activists of the two organisations alleged that some multinational companies were holding the celebrations to make crores of rupees in the name of celebrations. They alleged that the MNCs were misleading the youth of the state to make quick moolah through the celebrations.
The PranthPramukh of the Bajarang Dal Subhash made it clear that they were not against love and lovers but the MNCs. He said that the people of the country should celebrate Hindu festivals like Ugadi, Dussehra and Sankranthi festivals.
