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Valentine day is coming thats why these type of talks . we will see some marriages without the dowry problem.
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MEERUT: If you thought you can stay indoors and avoid being forced into marriage on Valentine's Day by the Hindu Mahasabha, here's reason to think again - the saffron outfit's leaders say they are monitoring social networking sites, and those posting love-you messages will be caught hold of and forced to tie the knot.
"Display of love in the entire Valentine's week is equivalent to not following Indian traditions. Anyone found displaying love on Facebook, Twitter or WhatsApp will be caught hold of. A total of eight teams have already been formed in Delhi to keep a check on social media," said Chandra Prakash Kaushik, national president, Hindu Mahasabha.
The right-wing outfit had earlier warned that couples found celebrating Valentine's Day in public places, like malls and restaurants, will have to face a variety of punishments. While an impromptu Arya Samaj wedding will be forced on Hindu couples, inter-faith partners will have to sit through a 'shuddhikaran' (purification) ritual, the Hindu Mahasabha had said.
The outfit had said the couples caught with roses in hands and those who indulge in public display of affection at malls and parks will be their prime targets.
However, after their new diktat, it seems even social media is on their radar.
"We will be prompt about our social media campaign from Feb 8 onwards. Once Delhi elections are over, our teams will first apprise masses about what true love is and that a western festival should not be celebrated in the country. But if they do not adhere to our advice, we will inbox them and ask for their contact numbers and addresses, reach their house and get them married," Kaushik said.
"If they refuse to share their numbers, we will contact their parents — especially those who are active online — and ask them to get them married if they really love each other," the Mahasabha president said.
But like Kaushik, even cops have their plans.
Inspector general Alok Sharma told TOI: "It might be Valentine's Day or any other day, no one has the right to do moral policing. But if the members of the outfit involve themselves in any such activity, they should be ready to face legal action."
TOI REPORTS @jamahir INDIA PROGRESSING @Pomegranate ,@The_Showstopper,
@Areesh,@LoveIcon
Hello Imaan Sheikh. Nice to meet you.
You just have a day of festivities, not a whole week... So plan accordinglyI love you kate
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Look like i have a busy week
Only a AAPTARD will Link Pakistanis and get their opinions on what is happening in India.Yep only Aaptards can do that.MEERUT: If you thought you can stay indoors and avoid being forced into marriage on Valentine's Day by the Hindu Mahasabha, here's reason to think again - the saffron outfit's leaders say they are monitoring social networking sites, and those posting love-you messages will be caught hold of and forced to tie the knot.
"Display of love in the entire Valentine's week is equivalent to not following Indian traditions. Anyone found displaying love on Facebook, Twitter or WhatsApp will be caught hold of. A total of eight teams have already been formed in Delhi to keep a check on social media," said Chandra Prakash Kaushik, national president, Hindu Mahasabha.
The right-wing outfit had earlier warned that couples found celebrating Valentine's Day in public places, like malls and restaurants, will have to face a variety of punishments. While an impromptu Arya Samaj wedding will be forced on Hindu couples, inter-faith partners will have to sit through a 'shuddhikaran' (purification) ritual, the Hindu Mahasabha had said.
The outfit had said the couples caught with roses in hands and those who indulge in public display of affection at malls and parks will be their prime targets.
However, after their new diktat, it seems even social media is on their radar.
"We will be prompt about our social media campaign from Feb 8 onwards. Once Delhi elections are over, our teams will first apprise masses about what true love is and that a western festival should not be celebrated in the country. But if they do not adhere to our advice, we will inbox them and ask for their contact numbers and addresses, reach their house and get them married," Kaushik said.
"If they refuse to share their numbers, we will contact their parents — especially those who are active online — and ask them to get them married if they really love each other," the Mahasabha president said.
But like Kaushik, even cops have their plans.
Inspector general Alok Sharma told TOI: "It might be Valentine's Day or any other day, no one has the right to do moral policing. But if the members of the outfit involve themselves in any such activity, they should be ready to face legal action."
TOI REPORTS @jamahir INDIA PROGRESSING @Pomegranate ,@The_Showstopper,
@Areesh,@LoveIcon
It is funny only, when people start spending their time and energy analyzing something that has very remote chance of materializing. There are some idiots in our country who starts to highlight these news whenever BJP government comes to power. In reality nothing happens nobody gets married and these guys do not have any power neither in government nor otherwise. They say these things in past too, but only when BJP is in power these are printed in media.dude it's not funny
ahem ahem ... adaab bajja lata hoon jana jiso lovers should cash this threat in their favour hehehehehehehehe
rehne do chachha .... mujhe aapki tarah nawaabi shawk nahiI love you @GURU DUTT
isse kehte hain sheher bassa nahi mangte pehle hi aa gayeI announce, you - man and wife.
hehehe salaay saray Mahasabha walay ab teray husband hoon gay. Tera kiya ho ga kaliyaI love the Hindu Mahasbha ! There !! Abb bolo maha-subbots !~