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Pravin Togadia to launch 'abki baar, Hinduyon ki sarkar' campaign in Ayodhya today

He also recalled that in June, the AHP had given a call for "Ayodhya kooch" (march to Ayodhya).

Reported by: PTI Lucknow Updated on: October 23, 2018 0:01 IST
Pravin Togadia
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Pravin Togadia

Antarrashtria Hindu Parishad president Pravin Togadia Sunday said he would launch an "abki baar, Hinduyon ki sarkaar" (Hindus' government this time) campaign from Ayodhya on Tuesday.

"Our demand (from the BJP government in the Centre) to fulfil promises. Build a Lord Ram Temple in Ayodhya after bringing an ordinance or enacting a law in Parliament. Make education cheaper, reduce the petrol price and make farmers karj-mukt (debt free)," Togadia told reporters here, enlisting his demands.

"We want a Ram mandir and also a Ram Rajya-like prosperity in our homes," he added.

He said he would also spell out the details of his "abki baar, Hinduyon ki sarkaar" campaign in Ayodhya on Tuesday. 

"In Ayodhya, there will be two programmes. These programmes will be focussed on 'Ram mandir nahin, to Hinduyon kaa vote nahin (no Hinuds' votes without a Ram temple). On October 23, the plans pertaining to Hindus' government this time will also be worked out," he said.

Asked why he has adopted an aggressive posture now on building Lord Ram temple, Togadia said, "Earlier we were hopeful that they (the Modi government) will fulfil their promises. We constantly reminded them for four years. But they remembered neither Ram, nor farmers nor youths during the last four years."

He also recalled that in June, the AHP had given a call for "Ayodhya kooch" (march to Ayodhya).

"We had hoped something will happen in ensuing four months, but nothing happened," Togadia said.

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