Economic Boycott: Rally held on Mira Road by Jan Aakrosh Morcha calling for Muslims Boycott
During the gathering which was recorded by police, Hindustani said, “Naya Nagar on Mira Road is today occupied by 97-98 per cent jihadis. Where will Hindus seek refuge.”
As part of the ‘Hindu Jan Aakrosh Morcha’ being organised by right-wing organisations across Maharashtra, yet another rally was held on Mira Road on Sunday, where calls to economically boycott the Muslim community were raised by speakers who addressed the protesters.
The protesters marched for about 2 km from Mira Road’s Golden Nest Chowk. After the march ended, speeches were made against alleged ‘love jihad’ and ‘land jihad’ with some of the speakers giving a call to economically boycott the Muslim community.
“There are three major aspects of Islamic aggression. First is love jihad, second comes land jihad and finally there is the problem of conversion…. For these three Suleimani keedas (pests) there is a Ram-led solution, a solution for which you will not be stopped by the political leaders, the Supreme Court or even the media and that solution is their economic boycott,” Kajal Hindustani, one of the speakers who addressed the protesters, said.
During the gathering which was recorded by police, Hindustani said, “Naya Nagar on Mira Road is today occupied by 97-98 per cent jihadis. Where will Hindus seek refuge.”
The rally was flagged off by Geeta Jain, Independent MLA from Mira Bhayandar. It was attended by BJP leaders including MLA Nitesh Rane along with local BJP leaders and members of outfits like VHP and Bajrang Dal.
The rallies come against the backdrop of a Supreme Court directive that Hindu Jan Aakrosh Morcha would only be allowed if there is “no hate speech”. When asked about the inflammatory statements made by the speakers, Rane said he supported calls for economic boycott of the Muslim community.
“All that money is used by them against the Hindu community. If that money is used for the prosperity of the community, no one would have an issue. But they use money in the name of terrorism, love jihad and a lot of other things against Hindus. So obviously, we had to call out to stop their economic prosperity,” Rane told The Indian Express.
