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New Delhi, June 23: Some members of the Sangh Parivar, it seems, are slowly becoming synonymous with controversy. Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi today triggered shock waves with her remarks that those who are opposed to yoga should go to Pakistan and that they have “no right” to stay in the country.
Her volatile reaction was in reaction to All india Muslim Personal Law Board’s opposition to yoga.
The Sadhvi also did not spare Vice-President Hamid Ansari, saying the main celebrations on Rajpath on the occasion of the world’s first International Day of Yoga on Sundaywas not the wedding of a politician’s daughter that he needed an “invitation”.
“They should connect themselves with the traditions of India, culture of india. In case there is any objection then they should go to Pakistan. People who are objecting to it have no right to reside in India,” she said when asked about AIMPLB’s opposition to yoga.
