VHP's Campaign Against Workplace 'Targeting': A Call to Corporate India
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) plans to engage with corporate and industry bodies to protect Hindu women from alleged targeting and victimization at workplaces. The group's concerns, linked to incidents of 'love jihad' and forced conversions, highlight broader social tensions, including cattle smuggling and laws related to cow protection.
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The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is set to initiate dialogue with corporate and industry organizations nationwide to ensure Hindu women aren't subject to targeting or victimization at their workplaces.
At a press briefing, VHP Organising General Secretary Milind Parande expressed concerns over what the group terms 'love jihad'—a conspiracy theory alleging Muslim men deceive Hindu women into conversion through romantic relationships.
Parande's statements follow reports of harassment at Tata Consultancy Services' Nashik unit and broader issues like cattle smuggling in Karnataka, urging strict enforcement of existing laws.
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