RBI, obviously the latest political tool of the UPA, has called upon Devaswoms in Kerala to declare the assets of all temples kept in gold. In this context, why are churches and mosques exempted? Why this discrimination? Is this called secularism? It goes without saying that Christian and Muslim organizations sit pretty upon massive piles of wealth built up mainly from the unabated flow of mammoth amounts from the West and the Gulf respectively. The wealth of churches and mosques constitute amounts which are many folds more than those held in temples. Then why are they left out of the ambit of asset declaration? Is it because they are minorities in 'numbers' that their electoral votes are worth their weight in gold? It is definitely high time that Hindus unitedly stood together to fight such oppressive and suppressive measures of the UPA government targeting them as a particular religious group. After siphoning away colossal amounts through uncountable scams in the last decade of its misrule, UPA is now eyeing at plundering the wealth of temples the official way. UPA is indeed UNITED PLUNDERING ALLIANCE.....
Posted on: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 04:25:30 +0000
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