SDPI wants police to crack down on Hindu Jagarana Vedike
The Hindu
Fears over safety of a place of worship
The Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) has accused the Hindu Jagarana Vedike of fomenting trouble in Srirangapatna and wanted the local authorities to ensure peace in the town.
Addressing a press conference in the city on Saturday, SDPI State president Abdul Majid said the vedike activists have made certain claims which has raised fears among the community members over the safety of a place of worship.
He said creating an atmosphere of fear was inimical to harmony in society and wanted the local authorities to crack down on such efforts. The SDPI also wanted the police to register a case on ‘inflammatory’ statements of the vedike members and prosecute the accused.
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