Pawan Kalyan Calls for Hindu Unity Against Targeted Attacks

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan claims Hindus face systematic targeting and calls for unity among them to protect their traditions. He criticizes the impeachment plea against a judge for supporting Hindu rights and emphasizes equal constitutional rights for all religions, urging Hindus to oppose attacks on their practices.

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has claimed that Hindus are systematically targeted, urging unity among them to safeguard their traditions. Speaking on a recent controversy in Tamil Nadu, he criticized the move to impeach a judge who ruled in favor of Hindu community rights.

Kalyan argued that the Constitution provides equal rights for all religions. Alleging political bias, he accused some Tamil Nadu parties of 'pseudo-secularism' and interference in temple affairs, calling on Hindus in various states to oppose these actions.

The Janasena founder highlighted divisions among Hindus along caste and regional lines, refuting claims of Hindu majority unity. He urged the establishment of a 'Sanatana Dharma Rakshana Board' to protect and promote Sanatana Dharma.

(With inputs from agencies.)