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Bajrang Dal raises concern about 'decreasing' Hindu population
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Within days after government released religion-based census, the Kanpur wing of Bajrang Dal on Saturday launched a campaign to spread awareness about the \"decreasing share\" of Hindus in the country\'s population.
Within days after government released religion-based census, the Kanpur wing of Bajrang Dal on Saturday launched a campaign to spread awareness about the "decreasing share" of Hindus in the country's population.
"Bajrang Dal has decided to run this campaign to raise awareness among Hindus about their decreasing numbers," Bajrang Dal convener Kushpal Singh said.
Launching the campaign in several parts of the city, Singh asked why only Hindus should follow the policy of 'hum do, hamare do' (We two, our two) and said the community will lag behind if its population continues to decrease.
Dal's activists raised slogans and distributed pamphlets as part of the campaign.
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