BJP leader Raja Singh made a big statement- 'If it had crossed 400, India would have become a Hindu nation'

Maharashtra Politics: BJP leader T Raja Singh made a big statement on Saturday in Bhiwandi adjoining Thane. Actually, T Raja Singh had arrived to attend the Sant Sammelan and Hindu Dharma Sabha organized at Padgha in Bhiwandi taluka. Telangana MLA T Raja Singh was invited as the chief guide of this gathering. During his speech at this event, BJP's firebrand MLA Raja Singh said that the Waqf Board Act should be repealed. Apart from this, he said that the anti-love jihad act should be approved and the ban on cow slaughter should be implemented.

Monasteries and temples are not safe in Maharashtra

T Raja Singh further said that monasteries and temples are not safe in Maharashtra. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj had won 370 forts, but unfortunately before the assembly elections, mosques and dargahs have been built on 100 forts of Shivaji Maharaj in Maharashtra. I have requested CM Shinde to remove the occupation from these forts. Also, T Raja Singh said that if BJP had crossed the 400 mark in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections, India would have become a Hindu nation. He said that 1 lakh acres of land in Maharashtra is with the Waqf Board. 10 lakh acres of land in India is with the Waqf Board. I have appealed to the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister of Maharashtra to abolish the Waqf Board Act. Build hospitals, playgrounds, colleges and houses for Hindus on the land of the Waqf Board.

Love Jihad is carried out by Muslims

He said that love jihad is carried out by Muslims who raise the slogan of Hindu Muslim Bhai-Bhai. When asked why there is no law on love jihad, cow slaughter and conversion in Maharashtra. On this, Raja Singh expressed regret and said that if Hindus do not unite, India will never be able to become a Hindu nation. He said that what is Maharashtra's Hindutva Chief Minister Eknath Shinde afraid of. The entire Hindu society stands behind him. He should liberate Malanggarh. Malanggad is the Samadhi of Machhindranath Maharaj, but Hindus are being mocked by calling it a Dargah. There is a demand from Hindutva Chief Minister Eknath Shinde that Malanggad should be freed. Whoever talks about Hindu interests will rule Maharashtra.