NEW DELHI
Hari Shankar Jain who was an advocate of Hindu Mahasabha in the Ayodhya Ram janm#bhumi case, on Friday formed a new political party named ‘Hind Samarajya party’. Speaking to The Daily Guardian Hari Shankar Jain said, “This party is different from other parties. We will not be a part of any governance by manipulation. We will contest elections. This is the only party that will run on policy and principles. Good food is necessary for good health, in the same way, good thinking is necessary for a good party. No alliance with any party. We will not form the government by supporting any party.”
“The country’s majority Hindu population desires restoration of our cultural heritage. It’s our collective goal to reinstate our civilisational values and to restore and rebuild the temples, mathas, and other places of religious signifcance that have been destroyed or damaged since 1992. Our party is of the opinion that the majority Hindu community has been treated unfairly and kept deprived of justice. A lot many laws are detrimental to Hindus and it’s our priority that all such laws are abolished,” he added.
The Vision Document of the party mentions: “Our motive is to establish a Hindu Rashtra guided by percepts of Sanatana Dharma. Casting off the yoke of 800 years of slavery and colonization, the brave sons and daughters of Bharatvarsha have formed this party to attain our civilisational values while bringing about social, economic, and political changes in contemporary India.”
“It’s our resolution that party must be different from all the other political parties such that it brings forth staunch and fervent nationalism in people, that borders of the country are secure and fortified, our occupied sovereign land is reclaimed, and international relations are maintained and sustained by value of a dignified coexistence on the geopolitical stage.”