Its not a socio-political issue but a petty politics. No one changes his/her religion for money or other inducements. Its a very very personal and spiritual issue. Go to any godman's ashram and there will be hundreds of white people practicing yoga or meditation. Look at Iskcon, does some one ever say why hindus are luring others, non-hindus? The British parliament celebrated diwali, did christians feel threatened? But if christian missionaries go in remote areas and work for upliftment of tribals, this becomes a conspiracy. Why can not their own religious organization go to them and work for them? They should deny these missionaries of any opportunity by serving the tribals themselves. And dont tell me hindu organizations dont have money. You should know how much money is offered at Tirupati, Shirdi, Vaishnodevi and various sects of hindus. Recently a temple in Kerala was found to be having a treasure of more than 20 billion USD. Baba Ramdev has enough money to buy an island in UK or someone donated it to him. So money is not a problem. If they were really concerned about the poverty and literacy of tribals, they will go and use that money on them. But what we hear is that Bihar CM Jitanlal Manjhi goes to a temple to donate some money and later the whole temple is purified by cleaning with ganga jal because he belongs to a dalit community.
Some people do change their faith from one to another at their own sweet will like you see the iskcon members but then there is no polarization and ill will caused by it. whereas this ghar wapasi is aimed not at making people revert to hindu faith but its a way of asserting superiority and polarizing the community on religious lines for votes. This you, I and everyone knows very well.
