New York: Protest and Human Chain took place in New York Sunday 26th July 2020 against Nepal’s Prime Minister comments about Lord Ram and His birthplace Ayodhya.
The activity was arranged by Hindu Dharma Suraksha Parishad, USA with the Sponsor of mainly Bangladeshi-American Hindu Community, New York.
The protesters form Hindu Dharma Suraksha Parishad USA arranged protest with the help of Hindu Community New York. They delivered their statements against the comment of Oli PM of Nepal who delivered controversy message that Lord Ram’s birthplace is in Nepal not India.
Activists say, it is so shameful Oli, who is Prime Minister of Nepal, a country where most of the people are Hindu by birth, but His government teaches communism with controversy statement of Lord Ram and Hinduism. It is also more shameful to Oli, they added, for his bad intentions gaining political benefit with false accusation of Ram’s birthplace confusing people who pray Lord Ram believing him Treta’s Avatar.
Protesters and some spectators believe that Oli is sick and unfit to be political leader representing people of Nepal especially those Hindu devotees, who were seriously harmed on his irresponsible selfish statement.
The public demand his apology immediately. Some of them demand Oli’s resignation and retirement from politics for his unfitness.
Credit should go to the protesters who condemned the disqualified leader of Nepal who dare to confuse world Hindus cheaply for his political benefit.
The appreciation should go to Bidyut Das and Bhajan Saker who mainly encouraged with full supports required.
We must praise the hard work of the organizers mainly Samar Roy and Paresh Dhar with coordination team such as Deepak Das, Manab Paul, Sangeet Saha, Partha Talukder, Pradip Bhattacharya, Sanjit Ghosh, Pradip Sen, Subrata Saha, Ratan Chakraborty, Ram Das, Angshu , Pranab Chakrabarty, Rajen Saha and so forth. Lot of people who contributed but not mentioned here and few of them couldn't attend for other emergency tasks.
Special thanks to those who attended specially Sitangshu Guha, Gobinda Banya, Prakash Gupta, Amal Barua, Bina Dey, Rajasri Debi, and many of Buddhist community leaders and activate of New York
