M Venkaiah Naidu reacting to the opposition demands for action against the Bajarang activists involved in the conversion of 54 Muslim families into Hinduism, said “My government is ready to discuss on this matter but the opposition parties are not ready for it. They just demand for a discussion and walk-out from the house when the government is ready for a discussion on it. In fact, I also demand a strong law to be formed to prevent religious conversions in the country. If the members of the house are ready to discuss on this issue, a strong law can be formed to prevent this problem,” said Venkaiah Naidu.

However, the opposition parties keep rocking the parliament over this issue. But, we can notice that Venkaiah Naidu is wisely trying to utilize this opportunity to bring a law to ban religious conversions in the country.

Need not to say everyday thousands of Hindus are converting into Chiristian or some other religions due to known reasons. The conversions have reached to an alarming level. However, no political party wants to speak on this issue because it wants to upholdits secular tag. However, when BJP speaks about Hindus interests or try to defend them, all these so called secular parties attack it and also project it as communal party. These days taking word Hindu on the lips is also being treated as a sin or communal.

The other reason for the political parties interest in Muslim community is their vote bank. All polical parties including MIM treats the Muslim community as their vote bank and use their secular cards to win their hearts and votes as well. So, no political party in the country is afford to loose its secular tags.

The other reason to ignore the large Hindu community is they can’t be pocketed like Muslim vote bank. Hindus are divided into hundreds of casts and sub sects. So, they form hundreds and thousands of different groups with different combinations. Different groups can be influenced by different points or things or issues. So, they can’t be treated as a whole or a bunch. So, political parties in the country have to apply different ideas to lure different groups of Hindus. So, winning Hindus is a very complicated process. So, political parties think about them only during the elections period and ignores in between periods.