Protests Erupt Across Madhya Pradesh Over Rahul Gandhi's Anti-Hindu Remarks

BJYM and VHP activists staged protests in Madhya Pradesh to denounce Rahul Gandhi's remarks about Hindus in the Lok Sabha. They burnt effigies and demanded an apology. Protests took place at various locations, including near the state Congress office, denouncing Gandhi's comments as hateful and incorrect.

Mass protests erupted across Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, as activists from the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) and Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) took to the streets to denounce Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's controversial remarks about Hindus made in the Lok Sabha.

In Bhopal, members of BJYM, the youth wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), staged a protest near the state Congress office. Led by BJYM Madhya Pradesh unit president Vaibhav Pawar, the demonstrators burnt effigies of the Congress MP at various locations, demanding an apology from Gandhi.

Meanwhile, VHP members organized demonstrations at key spots in the state capital, including Jyoti Talkies Square in MP Nagar locality, where they also burnt effigies of the Congress leader. Senior VHP official Arun Natke condemned Gandhi's remarks, stating that Hinduism promotes social harmony and brotherhood, and Gandhi's comments were a gross misrepresentation of the ancient faith.

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