Though it is very chilled atmosphere in Gujarat, but RSS along with its sister organisations like VHP, Bajrang Dal are leaving no stone unturned to boil this Hindutva Laboratory state with continuous conversion plans. Now RSS would show its strength at a three days workers shibir from January 2-4 just before some days of vibrant summit which will be held from Jan.7-13 in Gandhinagar, state capital. Before this Karyakarta shibir,  RSS, along with Valsad District Dharma Jagaran Manch, plans to convert 400 to 500 Christians to Hinduism in Piprod village in the tribal dominated Dharampur taluka of Valsad on Christmas.

On December 25, these organisations plan to hold a Bhagat Samelan near the local temple, where the conversions will take place. This ceremony will be attended by Hindu saints and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and RSS leaders. “The ghar vapsi programme is not new. The VHP has been doing it for the past 10 years in south Gujarat. We will continue with our work and help tribals who want to return to their roots. The claims that the programme is politically motivated and against a particular religion are baseless,” said Ajit Solanki, secretary of the Valsad district unit of the VHP.

So, Gujarat in the first week of New Year, 2015 will see Vibrant Summit V/S. RSS's mega show of supremacy. Vibrant Summit will deliver the message of development of state, nation and world while this RSS meet will go for Hindutva. What a strange..MR. Modiji. Are you listening? One can see it as battle between Modi and RSS, alias RSS, Bhagwat and Togdiya. 
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and senior leader from saffron outfits will be present in Shibir which will be turned into Sant Sammelan. As Gujarat is the hub of Hinduva, about more than 50000 people are expected to join this Hinduism show.In this Shibir it is expected that ultimatum may be given to Modi government for Ram Mandir at Ayodhya. Pressure will be built  up even for abolition of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.VHP has done a survey in the city and identified 145 pockets, which they claim are ‘vulnerable’ to conversion by other religions. Dharmendra Bhavani, a senior state VHP leader (Dharma Prasar) said, “We have surveyed 145 areas in the city where labourers and poor stay (Sewa Vasti). Such pockets are in places like Amraiwadi, Lambha, Narol, Saraspur etc. Christian missionaries frequented these areas, but they have disappeared after we began our activities. Our programme has already been launched in 68 out of 145 pockets.”

Dharmnarayan Sharma, general secretary of VHP’s Dharma Prasar division (India) was in Ahmedabad, and he denied all controversies over Ghar Wapsi or any use of force. Sharma said, “We are calling people back home by just putting their history in front of them. Remembering their ancestors, converted people are returning to Hinduism.” He also added, “Many women, especially from minorities, are coming back to Hinduism due to narrow-mindedness of their current faiths”.

Confirming VHPs immediate expansion plans on Ghar Wapsi, Sharma said, “We are expanding our Dharma Prasar division. By doing this, we want to stop further conversions and ensure that converted Hindus return to their roots. If this continues for 10 years, I am sure the country will develop a Hindu character.”

By: Abdul hafiz Lakhani