Islamists Wreck Saraswati Puja in Bengal

Is Saraswati Puja in Bengal becoming the best event for Muslims to twist and draw the best mileage? The question, at the beginning, is enough to dismay anyone but this is a stunning reality. With the passing of each year, assaults of Islamist gangs on Saraswati Puja are increasing exponentially and there is no exception in this year too.

While this news is being written Golaghata village, under Minakha P.S. in Basirhat sub division of North 24 Parganas, is simply on fire. And the issue is same – Muslim onslaughts to defile and desecrate the Puja. But a certain difference has taken place at this time – Hindus have put up a combined resistance and it has not only stormed Muslim but the local police and administration as well. ...

As per latest developments, another two noted criminals, named Darooq Ahmed and Rafiqul Mollah, have also been got hold of and handed over to the police.

F.I.R. no. lodged by Hindus at P.S.: Minakha: 26 dtd. 9th February 2011.

Hindus (no less than 9-10 in numbers) were present (in last night) in the local police station to strengthen the case. However, on 9th February 2011, in the morning, a large contingent of Muslims (containing 230-250 people) visited the police station to hook up their case and free dreaded Muslim criminals.

I.C. of P.S: Minakha, Bibekananda Mondal, has assured Hindus that law would take its own course and the administration would not bow to police pressure.

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Malancha Finally Salutes Hindu Resurgence

The triumph of unified resistance of Hindus at Malancha, under Minakha P.S. in Basirhat sub division of North 24 Parganas district has been one of the most decisive developments in the movement to set up Hindu sense of worth in the realm of the Indian state of West Bengal. It has also been found to invigorate Hindu youngsters in the pertinent locale, thinking otherwise (even in the recent past) getting trounced in the hands of communal Islamic activists a common feature.

The changed disposition and approach both within the local administration and Muslims does prove that the flare up among Hindus has been too hard for them to digest.

This is proved best from the meeting happening on year-end 2010 at Malancha to set up and retain harmony in the local surroundings and joined by representatives of all leading political parties, under the aegis of the administration. Hindu Samhati was also invited to take part in the aforesaid meeting and the organization became involved in it through Pradeep Das, its senior activist. The meeting ended peacefully with every party ensuring of their assistance to retain harmony in the locality.