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The VHP has decided to bar Muslims from garba and dandiya events during Navratri across Maharashtra and issued guidelines for organisers, including Aadhaar checks and tilak. VHP spokesperson Shriraj Nair described the measures as precautionary steps to protect Hindu cultural traditions
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The VHP has opposed the AIMPLB's proposed nationwide Constitution and Sharia Protection Movement, saying no personal law can be placed above the Constitution. The RSS affiliate accused the Muslim body of threatening national unity and urged Muslims to respect constitutional duties and laws
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VHP International President Alok Kumar clarified that the organisation has not issued any guidelines restricting meat sales near Durga Puja pandals in West Bengal. He said remarks favouring cleanliness and hygiene were a personal suggestion by a member, not a decision taken at the meeting
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The Allahabad High Court’s ruling dismissing a plea for a student to wear a hijab with her school uniform has triggered political debate. BJP leaders backed institutional dress codes, while opposition voices stressed religious freedom and students’ right to practise their faith
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The Vishva Hindu Parishad has urged Ayodhya police to verify allegations made by several Opposition leaders regarding the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple. It sought legal action if the claims are found to be false and unsupported
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Alok Kumar urged opposition leaders to assist the investigation into the alleged Ram Mandir donation misappropriation case by providing evidence for their claims. He said the Uttar Pradesh government is committed to uncovering the truth
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VHP President Alok Kumar has called for a fair and comprehensive investigation into allegations of embezzlement of Ram Temple funds and donations in Ayodhya. His remarks come amid growing scrutiny over alleged irregularities in the donation counting process
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The VHP criticised the Faizabad Bar Association's decision to bar lawyers from defending accused in the Ram Janmabhoomi donation theft case, calling it unconstitutional and unethical. It urged reconsideration, citing Supreme Court rulings protecting every accused person's right to legal representation
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VHP President Alok Kumar defended Champat Rai over allegations linked to Ram Temple donations, saying the Trust acted promptly to ensure a transparent investigation. He also criticised political leaders demanding Rai's resignation, claiming they followed different standards in similar situations
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VHP announced nationwide outreach to industry bodies alleging Hindu women are being targeted in workplaces through 'love jihad' and conversions. It also raised cattle smuggling concerns, criticized law enforcement, and called for stricter implementation of cow protection laws and accountability
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A 1989 article by PM Narendra Modi, under the pseudonym ‘Aniket’, described the Ram Mandir Shilanyas as a historic awakening of Hindu consciousness, critiqued Congress’ “minority appeasement,” and highlighted sustained public mobilisation and VHP efforts leading to the temple’s foundation stone laying
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Hundreds of VHP and Bajrang Dal supporters clashed with police near the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi, protesting the lynching of 25-year-old Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, demanding justice and action against the perpetrators
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Tribal and forest-dwelling communities from Sonbhadra joined other special invitees in Ayodhya for the Ram temple flag-hoisting ceremony. Hosted by the Ram Mandir Trust, guests received warm hospitality as preparations continued for PM Modi’s hoisting of a symbolic saffron flag
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Leaders of BJP, VHP, and Bajrang Dal met senior police officials in Hyderabad over the alleged demolition of Peddamma Thalli temple in Banjara Hills. They demanded action against police high-handedness. An inquiry has been promised by authorities
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Accuses government of using the 1987 Act to convert temple properties into government assets and subsequently sell vast tracts of land to private individuals
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Unknown persons distributed non-vegetarian food packets to beggars sitting on stairs behind the temple on Wednesday evening
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Expressing displeasure over the city police not taking measures to stop non-Hindus from taking part in Dandiya, R Shashidhar warned that the police and the government would be responsible for any untoward incident during the festival.
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This heinous act not only violates the religious sentiments of millions of devotees world over but also undermines the sacredness of one of the most revered pilgrimage sites of Hindus, they said
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Says there is no room for negligence and delay in this matter as such a scenario could result in nation-wide agitations by Hindu community
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Says this type of tempering with the sentiments of Hindus has been done deliberately for a long time