Kochi, 11 October(HS): The Muslim League is a communal organization working for the conversion of Indian into an Islamic Republic, according to Vallappalli Natesan, general secretary, Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana Yogam (SNDP Yogam).

His statement has been published as the editorial in Yoga Nadam, the official mouthpiece of the SNDP Yogam, which hit the newsstands on Saturday.

Referring to the robberies reported from the temples in the State, Natesan said the temples are being swindled by the Devaswom Board officials and some politicians. He demanded that the temples in the State should be liberated from the shackles of Devaswom Boards and the administration entrusted to the devotees.

“Many more instances of temple robberies will come out in the coming weeks. There is a widespread conspiracy against the temples in the State,” said Natesan.

Coming down heavily on the Muslim League, the SNDP Yogam secretary pointed out that all programmes and demands being made by the Muslim League are with the intention to establish the Islamic Republic in India.

Muslim League is the same party that demanded the bifurcation of the sub-continent into India and Pakistan before the British colonial masters left the country,” writes Natesan, who is highly critical of the communal-based demands being made by the Muslim League.

He said Malappuram district in Kerala is a mini-Pakistan. “Only Muslims can live in the district. There are more than 4,000 schools in the district owned and managed by the Muslims while other communities are not permitted to open even a single school here,” said the general secretary of the SNDP Yogam.

Natesan made it clear in unequivocal terms that those who dare to question the supremacy of the Muslim League are made outcasts in Kerala. “Since I spoke openly against the communal agenda of the Muslim League and their intention to establish a theocratic State, leaders of this communal party have turned against me and are trying to excommunicate me from Kerala itself,” said Natesan.

Hindusthan Samachar / Manohar Yadavatti