Archive · 5 Jun 2025
VHP Distances Itself from Murder Accused, Calls for Cattle Slaughter Ban
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has said they are not connected to people accused in the murder of Abdul Rahiman.
They also told police to strictly enforce the ban on cattle slaughter, especially for the Bakrid holiday.
VHP denied supporting violent acts, and said anyone working for the Hindu cause is a worker.
VHP is responding to the criticism from KPCC (Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee), as well as claims about the murder.
VHP distanced itself from those accused in the Abdul Rahiman murder.
VHP stated it does not support or encourage heinous acts.
VHP believes anyone working for the Hindu cause is a Hindu worker.
VHP refuted claims that Abdul Rahiman donated blood to the father of an accused.
VHP urged police to strictly enforce the cattle slaughter ban during Bakrid.
- Who
- VHP, Sunil KR, KPCC, Police
- What
- VHP distanced itself from those accused in the Abdul Rahiman murder, and commented on related topics.
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Mangaluru, Bantwal
- Why
- VHP responds to criticism regarding the murder of Abdul Rahiman and other related issues.
KPCC Criticism
VHP Stance
Association with Accused
KPCC Criticism
KPCC criticized the association of people with criminal backgrounds with any religion.
VHP Stance
VHP distanced itself from those accused in the murder, stating that they do not encourage such acts. They maintain anyone working for the Hindu cause is a Hindu worker.
Cattle Slaughter Ban
KPCC Criticism
Not present in the article.
VHP Stance
VHP urged the police to strictly enforce the cattle slaughter ban, especially during Bakrid, calling for increased surveillance.
- Spokesperson
- VHP's Prantha Goraksha Pramukh
- Victim
- Abdul Rahiman
- Murder Location
- Bantwal
- Act to Enforce
- Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Act
