‘Hinduism is being attacked not only in Pakistan but also in America’

Hinduism is being attacked not only in Pakistan but also in America; One Senator and another Hindu leader revealed the truth.

Ohio Senator Niraj Antani and CoHNA member Ankush Bhandari have raised questions on law and order. News agency PTI quoted both leaders as saying this.

Upendra Bharti | HENB | New Delhi | July 13, 2023:: News of attacks on the Hindu religion is common in Pakistan. Now similar news is also coming out from one of the superpowers of the world, the United States of America. This has been disclosed by the senators there only. Ohio Senator Niraj Antani and CoHNA member Ankush Bhandari have raised questions on law and order. News agency PTI quoted both leaders as saying this.

Antani has said that Hinduism is under attack in America. At the same time, Ankush Bhandari says that Hinduphobic incidents have increased in North America.

In the same year, the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA), an organization of Indians living in America, issued a statement and told about the problems and fears of Hindus. The organization had claimed in its report that Hindu temples have been attacked in New York and people going to the temple have also been assaulted.

Apart from this, in 2020, the FBI also acknowledged that there has been a 500 percent increase in hate crimes against people of Indian American origin. It is mentionable that in the current government led by Joe Biden, more than 100 people of Indian origin are in very powerful positions in the US Govt.

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Various organisations like HAF (Hindu American Foundation), CoHNA (Coalition of Hindus of North America ), HSS (Hindu Swayamsevak Sangha), VHPA (Vishwa Hindu Parishad of America), RHC (Republican Hindu Coalition), HinduPACT and many other organisations are fighting to retain and restore the Hindu rights in the United States of America.

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__Inputs from PTI.