Hindus to Free India of Christians and Muslims by 2021

Hindus to Free India of Christians and Muslims by 2021

Wednesday, December 31, 2014 | Tag Cloud

By Joseph DeCaro, Worthy News Correspondent

NEW DELHI (Worthy News)– A group dedicated to the Hindu principles of “cosmic law” has declared that India will become a Hindu rashtra (dominion) by 2021, according to The Daily Mail (India).

The Dharma Jagran Samiti group has been promoting programs designed to reconvert Hindus who have left for other religions.

“Muslims and Christians don’t have any right to stay here,” said Rajeshwar Singh, leader of the Uttar Pradesh chapter of the DJS. “So they would either be converted to Hinduism, or forced to run away from here.”

Singh said that although he had temporarily suspended the “ghar wapsi” or reconversion programs that were planned for December 25, they would soon be restarted.

“I will ensure that India is freed of Muslims and Christians by December 31, 2021,” Singh said.

Singh said he wouldn’t let Muslims and Christians convert the Hindus.

“The enemies have tried many a time in the past to finish Hinduism. But every time, Ram, Krishna and Chanakya came forward to finish them and restore the glory of Hinduism.

“I am also doing the same.”

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