Murshidabad Now Muslimabad - Impending Danger

Murshidabad already has the highest concentration of Muslims among the three Muslim majority districts of the State. Now, the District Magistrate Pervez Ahmed Siddiqui wants the district to be officially named as Muslimabad.

According to a report published in the Dainik Statesman on 29th July, the DM in a letter to the concerned officials regarding the extension of the deadline for the correction of the electoral list, has referred to the district as Muslimabad except for the subject line. Surprisingly, all the concerned officials have countersigned the letter without any objection.

Though the DM has been quick to dismiss it as an editing faux pas, is it that really a sign of frivolousness? If that be so then why the correct name has been used in the subject line? The answer lies elsewhere. It is a part of the sinister ploy to carve out another Pakistan. In 1947, when a Pakistan, comprising of the Muslim majority areas was proposed, the (Hindu) leadership had dismissed it as a 'fantastic nonsense'. Now, another alarm has sounded on the eve of the Independence Day.

Some time back, a religious institution had created a tension by supplying globes to educational institutions that showed Murshidabad as a sovereign Muslim State. The administration was inactive, as usual.

translated from Bengali--Samhati Sambad--August 2010--

http://www.hindusamhati.org/SS1008.pdf

Press Release : Tapan Ghosh at Hindu Sangathan Divas in New York

Tapan Ghosh at Hindu Sangathan Divas in New York

New York, Aug 9, 2010

Hindu Unity Day (Hindu Sangathan Divas) was celebrated at Hindu Temple in Flushing, New York on a grand scale and it was a very successful event. Tapan Ghosh, President of Hindu Samhati, gave a call to the Hindus of America to rise to the need of the hour to support Hindus in the critical flashpoint of Islamic aggression that India has become.

Ghosh stated "At this juncture a sense of cohesiveness, a feeling that the community is an extension of one’s own self and an understanding that an attack upon any part of the community is an attack upon the whole Hindu world, has become not a necessity, but an imperative for Hindu society." He added "The Hindu society now needs Hindu Solidarity, which is Hindu Samhati". He further said, " Hindu society is under attack from every direction and in every manner. The need of the hour is to reignite our Kshatriya spirit and stand resolutely".

Dr. Subramanyam Swamy, the President of Janata Party and chief guest of the occasion said, "A few years ago I saw Tapan Ghosh working as an activist under the VHP banner. Now he has developed into a full blown leader of the Hindus of Bengal."

More than a thousand people attended the event.

Tapan Ghosh's speech in full can be obtained from the following link.

http://southasiasambad.blogspot.com/2010/08/hindu-society-needs-total-hindu.html