Coming heavily down upon the J&K Government, President IkKJutt Jammu Party Ankur Sharma expressed his anguish at its careless, causal and unbecoming approach in dealing with the Sidhra Temple Attack and desecration case. He termed periodical and repeated attacks on Hindu temples in Jammu Province as attacks on Jammu’s Spiritual and Religious identity and a graduated and more pronounced form of Genocidal Pan Islamic Jihadist project of Islamisation of J&K, an extension of Kashmir of 1990s.
It is shameful that no effective police action against the culprits and the ecosystem producing such culprits has been taken despite lapse of so much time. Apparently, the entire administration is involved in whitewashing Jihadist footprints, brushing bad things under the carpet thereby reducing it to a dangerous instrument of disinformation shamelessly claiming normalcy in the region when the situation is clearly otherwise.
People of Jammu Province are caught between the connivance and denial approach of both the Congress and the BJP as far as their position on Jihadist onslaughts on the people of Jammu Province is concerned. Temple attacks, idol breaking, terrorising Hindus, forcing them to flee and migrate are processes which are directly related to the bigger Genocidal process of Demographic assault and an organised, planned design of Change of Jammu’s demography.
A few days back IkJutt Jammu’s team had visited the desecrated temple premises at Sidhra from where the party had demanded demolition of illegal religious structures built on forest and public lands of Bhatindi, Sidhra, Rangoora and arrest of fundamentalist preachers involved in radical indoctrination producing Jihadists at a very large scale. It had also asked for the grant of Rs 1 Crore as damages for the reconstruction of desecrated Temple and construction of its approach road. Since none of the demands have been met by the Govt as on date, President IkKJutt Jammu today gave a call to its cadres to prepare themselves for a bigger protest in Jammu within a week’s time.
