Yuva Rajput Sabha-J&K

"प्रीपेड मीटर हरगिज़ स्वीकार नहीं" : युवा राजपूत सभा
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"राजन सिंह (हैप्पी)" "पूर्व प्रधान, युवा राजपूत सभा" "जन्मदिन की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ
Rajan Singh

Addressing the gathering, Yuva Rajput Sabha-J&K President Mandeep Singh Rimpy strongly condemned the controversial remarks regarding cow slaughter and termed them as an attack on the faith and sentiments of millions of people across the country. He said that Cow is not merely an animal but a symbol of faith, culture and tradition for crores of Indians, and any attempt to undermine its significance will be strongly opposed.

Rimpy stated that public representatives are expected to act responsibly and refrain from making statements that hurt religious sentiments and disturb social harmony. He said that the remarks have caused widespread anger among people and demanded an unconditional apology from the concerned leader.

He further said that Yuva Rajput Sabha-J&K stands firmly for the protection of cultural and religious values and will continue to raise its voice against any individual who seeks to insult the beliefs of the people. He appealed to the youth to remain united and vigilant in safeguarding the country's rich traditions while maintaining peace and communal harmony.

Mandeep Singh Rimpy also lauded the large participation of youth and members of society in the protest and asserted that the overwhelming response reflects the strong sentiments of the people against such controversial statements.
Rajan Singh Mandeep Chib Vishal Singh Vikram Chib

Addressing the media during the protest, former YRS President Rajan Singh Happy took a dig at former J&K BJP President Ravinder Raina and sarcastically remarked, “Bata maar diya jaye ya chhod diya jaye,” while referring to a recent viral incident involving Raina. His statement drew reactions and laughter among the gathered protestors and supporters.

Rajan Singh Happy further strongly condemned the controversial remarks regarding cow slaughter allegedly made by the West Bengal Chief Minister and demanded his immediate removal from the post. He stated that any leader making statements that hurt the religious sentiments of crores of Hindus has no moral right to continue in office.

Happy said that Cow is deeply revered in Indian culture and Hindu religion and such insensitive remarks are unacceptable. He asserted that Yuva Rajput Sabha-J&K will continue to oppose every attempt to insult religious beliefs and cultural values.
Rajan Singh Vishal Singh Mandeep Chib Vikram Chib