If you don't like conversion bring law against it, says RSS chief

December 20, 2014 18:55

Expressing his support for the anti-conversion bill proposed by Centre, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat asked opposition parties to facilitate bringing a law in Parliament, if they did not like conversion.

He also said that if someone does not like to be converted to Hinduism, then Hindus likewise should not be converted.

"When the thief is being caught and my property has been recovered, when I am taking back my own property, what is new in it?" Bhagwat said at a Hindu sammelan in Kolkata.

The Centre has been plagued by the opposition after several BJP MPs made controversial statements and Sangh Parivar members converted scores of people under the guise of a ghar wapsi.

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