New Delhi, December 21 (IANS). CPI(M) leader Hannan Mollah hit back at the statement of Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat, saying that the Sangh should not be seen through the prism of the BJP. He said that there is only one perspective to look at the Sangh and that is the perspective of the BJP, which is often associated with those who are called blind devotees. Speaking to IANS in New Delhi, CPI(M) leader Hannan Mollah said the Sangh is being viewed from a narrow perspective as it is a fascist organization inspired by Hitler’s ideas and does not believe in democracy. The Sangh does not believe in diversity, does not believe in equality of religions, believes in violence. The spectacles of BJP and Sangh are the same. The Sangh spends crores of rupees but it is not accounted for. On Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s statement ‘Because of Sonia Gandhi we are celebrating Christmas here today’, Hannan Mollah said it is a wrong statement. The whole world is watching. All religious festivals such as Christmas must be respected. It should not be linked to any one person. It is just an absurd statement and nothing more. On the TMC leader’s claim that he is building a Hindu temple in Bengal, Hannan Mollah said that millions of people do not have homes, the poor have nothing but are building the house of God. There is no virtue in this. It is a kind of barbarism. Spend in the name of God, make people fight, create riots and rule. On PM Modi’s statement on infiltrators, Hannan Mollah said how many infiltrators were sent out in his government. This is an excuse. They came to power in the name of infiltration, but how many were thrown out? Couldn’t even get out 100-200. There was a movement in Assam, the news spread all over the world, but how many infiltrators were expelled? Everything is an agenda of BJP. He said that in a big country like India, 100-200 people can come but cannot influence the policy and governance. BJP wants power under this agenda. There is a law regarding infiltrators in India. Regarding Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s statement on ‘Jee Ram Ji’ bill, he said that there are 50 million farmers and agricultural laborers in India. In one word, the central government wants to eliminate rural employment. Gandhi’s name was removed. MNREGA was a very good scheme. The workers demanded Rs 600 and 200 days of work. Farm workers fought but the Ji Ram Ji bill was brought. I think it will be phased out gradually. You won’t even get 125 days’ wages. –IANS DKM/VC Share this story Tags