'Issues affecting Hindus': VHP organises protest in Mysuru

Mysuru: The Mysuru district (city) unit of Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) has organised a huge protest demonstration in Mysuru, on April 28, Tuesday, at 11 am, to register its condemnation to the recent issues that have affected the Hindus badly.

According to a press note from the VHP, the protest will be held in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s office, on Bannur Road, in Siddartha Nagar, in Mysuru city, from 11 am.

The press note states that the protest is against the issues affecting the Hindus across the nation, mainly three current issues.

They are: Lenskart’s anti-Hindu policy, to ban Hindu religious symbols, rituals and attire - like bindis, tilaks, religious threads and puja to images of Hindu deities; corporate jihad modules in companies like TCS, Wipro, L&T, Tech Mahindra and others; and the removal of ‘janivara’ worn by students, by authorities of colleges, during the CET exams, the press note states.