Overview
- At Indore’s Rajwada Square, Bajrang Dal and VHP set up a public stage, drew a large crowd, and submitted a memorandum to the President of India calling for action on what they allege are rising anti-social activities and ‘love jihad’.
- The memorandum cites cases it links to a planned conspiracy, points to incidents discussed in Nashik, and seeks action in Uttar Pradesh against Changur alias Jamaluddin and Nasreen for alleged exploitation, blackmail, and forced conversion.
- Protest leaders also asked for an impartial probe into alleged suspicious links involving AL-Falah University and flagged what they call illegal encroachments on forest, public, railway, and defense land nationwide.
- Addressing the gathering, Durga Vahini coordinator Jyoti Priya Sharma said such activities threaten internal security and communal harmony and claimed that women are also involved.
- A separate memo reported from Himachal Pradesh shows VHP pressing the President for stricter anti-conversion laws while alleging land encroachments and food contamination, though the coverage offers no independent verification or official responses.