Hindu Manifesto 2024 In UK Elections! Hindus Flex Their Muscles!
UK Elections - Vote Bank - Hindus Of UK Do, What Indian Hindus Could Never Achieve! Kinjal Choudhary
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The United Kingdom is voting today (4 July), and the political landscape is significantly influenced by the growing assertiveness of the British Hindu community. With around one million Hindus in the UK, they have emerged as a critical electorate, prompting both the Labour and Conservative parties to vie for their support.
Labour leader Keir Starmer has been actively visiting temples, and his party, which is leading the UK race, has committed to addressing anti-India sentiments within its ranks. Additionally, Labour has sought to build strategic relations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
Hindu Manifesto 2024
In an unprecedented move, 29 Hindu organisations have come together to draft the Hindu Manifesto 2024. The document highlights the challenges faced by the Hindu community, particularly separatism and terrorism. It identifies organisations such as the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), and the International Sikh Youth Federation, which have been involved in hate crimes against UK Hindus and acts of terrorism aimed at destabilising India and promoting separatist agendas.
Labour Party Initiatives
The Labour Party has fielded several Indian-origin candidates, aiming to resonate with the community's concerns and aspirations.
Conservative Party's Strategy
The Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, an Indian-origin politician, is leveraging his heritage to connect with Hindu voters.
Key Learnings for the Hindu Community:
Making Hindus a vote bank.
Not tying themselves to any one party.
Keeping political parties vying for their vote.
Ensuring no single party takes them for granted.
Reflection:
Can this be replicated in India? Are Hindus in India united enough to achieve a similar influence? With no concept of religious congregation like Jumma Namaz or Sunday Church, how can Hindus across economic and caste spectrums unite? Unlike in the UK or US, where Hindus are a minority and seek protection from systemic discrimination, Indian Hindus might be too comfortable to seek such unity.
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