As part of the agitation, VHP will take out a procession and burn the effigy of state government across the state on February 15, Arun Singh, President of East Singhbhum committee of VHP, said.
Addressing a press conference here, Singh accused Jharkhand Government of adopting an anti-Hindu approach by "failing to protect" the interest of the Hindu community and their religious places, Hindu women continued to fall prey to love-jehad while cow-slaughtering taking place in the state.
Referring to the communal violence that had occurred at Mango in July last, the VHP leader said altogether eight cases were registered in connection with the violence.
Of the eight cases, seven were registered against VHP and other Hindu organizations while only one case against those, who were responsible for the riots, he claimed.
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He alleged that even the president of VHP, Chakradharpur (West Singhbhum district), Sardar Jagjit Singh alias Jaggi and three others were falsely booked and sent to jail following communal tension in the first week of January last, he claimed.
When his attention was drawwn that Jharkhand government had already enacted a law against cow slaughtering in the state, VHP leader said the government has framed the law but did not implement it as yet, which was resulting in cow slaughtering and smuggling from the state to other places.
"We have been protesting against the state government since January 1 and had even staged dharna in front of the Raj Bhawan in Ranchi on February 8 demanding immediate release of VHP leaders implicated in false cases and sent to jail as well as unconditional withdrawal of cases against them", he said.