Hindus should follow 'we two, our eight' policy: Religious guru

May 01, 2017 17:48

Hindu couples should have eight children each to protect their religion, a prominent religious leader has said.

The advice to follow the 'we two and our eight' formula came from Swami Prabodhananda Giri, the national president of Sanatan Dharma Mahasangh, when he was addressing an event.

"In the present times, there is threat to Hindutva and to protect it is responsibility of every Hindu. For this, every Hindu should produce eight children so that he can contribute towards conserving, preserving and protecting Hindutva and the society.

"Hindus should follow - we two, our eight - formula," Giri said.

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