Brainwashing young minds? SDPI workers make kids wear 'I am Babri' badges', police files complaint

Kattangal, December 07: A very shocking incident has come to light from the communist-led state. Brainwashing the young generation and sowing the seed of hatred against the Hindus in the minds of the children, the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the political outfit of the Popular Front of India, forced children to wear "I am Babari" stickers at Kottangal, Pathanamthitta.

 

 

The video of the incident has gone viral on social media. The incident took place in the school compound when students arrived at school on Monday morning. As per the report, once teachers noticed the badges in the classroom, the school authorities asked the children to remove them. Kattangal panchayat is ruled by CPI(M) with the support of the Social Democratic Party of India, PFI’s political wing.

 

Reacting to the incident, Kerala BJP President K Surendran called the action condemnable and questioned why Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is silent. Surendran questioned the motive behind pinning those badges of "I am Babari" upon children and asked if Kerala is another Syria in the making.

 

Is Kerala another Syria in the making? The SDPI is forcefully pasting the "I Am Babari" sticker on the students of Chungappara St. George School in Kottangal Panchayat, which is ruled by the @CPIMKerala - SDPI alliance. Why is CM @vijayanpinarayi silent? Condemnable.@AmitShah," the BJP leader said.

 

 

BJP national executive member P K Krishnadas has lodged a complaint with the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) over the incident reported from St George High School, Kattangal, in Pathanamthitta district. BJP leader Krishnadas’s complaint to NCPCR said, "The students of the school mostly belong to Hindu and Christian communities. The badges have been used to create hatred among children. The commission should act on the issue…"

 

The Parent-Teacher Association has lodged a police complaint and a probe has been launched. The district police has registered under Section 341 (wrongful restrain), 153 A (promoting enmity between different groups), and 34 (committing a criminal act with common intention) of IPC. 

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