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BD, VHP protest against separatist elements for supporting anti army agenda 4/14/2016 11:11:58 PM Early Times Report Rajouri, Apr 14: large number of activists of Bajrang Dal (BD) and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) today held protest against separatist forces and political parties supporting then for their alleged anti army agenda which become clear after the statement of the girl (victim) in Handwara molestation case. Protesters led by Karan Thakur, District General Secretary, VHP and Sahil Gupta president Bajrang Dal (Jawahar Nagar) assembled here this morning today and registered their resentment against separatist forces and political parties launching anti army agenda in valley for their vested interests. Raising slogans against anti India elements, the protestors warned them to stop their anti India and anti army campaign. Defending the soldiers who were now and then dragged in a pre planned strategy to defame Indian army in a fake molestation case, the speakers said that Hindu Organisations will not tolerate any such move of the separatists and will come on the roads. "Despite the fact that the girl has disclosed that no soldier was involved in this alleged molestation case, separatists leaders including Geelani and many political leaders for their vested interests have been continuously hatching plans to get army back to the barracks" said Karan Thakur. These leaders have demanded the arrest of those forces who had chalked out the Handwara molestation episode against the army and also appealed to the Union Government to deal such forces with iron hands. They also alleged that every year these separatist forces come on the roads to disturb the Shri Amarnath Yatra and this year also these forces have disturbed the peace and tranquility in the valley. "The girl (victim) too has denied molestation by any soldier however, she has bravely admitted that she was slapped by her classmate and then not allowed to move to the police station as the boy had snatched her bag," said speakers, and added it seems it was a well hatched move by the separatists forces to disturb the peace in the valley by instigating the forces to open fire on the protesters.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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