controversial statement of the founder of yuva brigade on ghar wapsi for girls of other religions

Writer, right -wing activist and youth brigade founder Chakravarti Sulibelle made controversial remarks on conversion in the program of a Hindu organization in South Kannada district of Karnataka. He said that instead of just talking about “love jihad”, people should strive for “homecoming” (re -conversion) and bring girls of other religions into their religion. Sulibelle said this at an event in Mangaluru. Speaking at the program, Sulibelle argued that efforts should be made to bring girls of other religions to Hinduism and urged to train the youth for this purpose.

Sulibelle said that how long will we keep saying that conversion is happening? Now is the time of change. Now we will talk about ‘homecoming’. He criticized those who inform the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) about conversion instead of taking action themselves. “Instead of calling VHP leaders by complaining that who converted them to convert, you should ensure their conversion. Sulibelle emphasized the need to train the youth for this purpose. He said that we should train the youth for this. Not much has to be done for this -just to take such a person to the temple, ask them to join hands and ask them, ‘I have made a mistake. It should make news.

He also encouraged to promote such acts on social media. He said, “Our youth make reel on random things; now they should make a reel on ‘homecoming’.” Addressing the topic of inter-religious relations, Sulibelle suggested a change in the approach. He said, “How long will we continue to talk about ‘Love Jihad’? Now the time has come to change it too.