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| "''Enthusiastic supporters of the ] like Tamil Nadu political leader Vaiko was quoted in the Indian media as having told Home Minister LK Advani 'the second Hindu Rashtra is emerging in the region'.''" Although the LTTE has a lot of leadership by Christians and has even at time either hunted down or tried hunting down Hindu figures (]), there is a relationship between the Tigers and Hindu groups such as the ]. The LTTE want autonomy, either complete or more pragmatically - general autonomy. However, the Hindu nationalists are never against Buddhism but Buddhist fanaticism<ref> </ref> and the expansion of non-dharmic religions. In general, the ] ideology encompasses the rights of Buddhists, and thus these organizations do not clash with the Sri Lankan government on religious basis. | |||
| ==Republic of Mauritius== | ==Republic of Mauritius== | ||
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This is a list of political parties professing to follow Hindu nationalism.
The major goal of Hindu nationalist parties is to create a government which looks after the Hindu population, protects them from any sort of terrorism, scraps the caste system, create laws to preserve Hindu values and perhaps even go on to create a Hindu state where Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Muslims and everyone else can live in peace.
Republic of India
- Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha (All India Hindu Council)
- Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha
- Akhil Bhartiya Hindu Shakti Dal
- Akhil Bharatiya Jan Sangh
- Akhil Bharatiya Ram Rajya Parishad
- Akhil Bharatiya Shivsena Rashtrawadi
- Akhand Hindustan Morcha
- Apna Hindu Ram Bhakat Party
- Arya Sabha
- Bharatiya Hindu Sena
- Bharatiya Janashakti
- Bharatiya Janata Party
- Bharatiya Swadeshi Sangh
- Hindu Ekta Andolan Party
- Hindu Praja Party
- Hindu Samaj Party
- Hindu Shiv Sena
- Hindu Swaraj Sangathan
- Rashtriya Hindu Sangathan
- Rashtriya Hindu Morcha
- Ramrajya Marg
- Ram Sena Rashtrawadi
- Samrath Bharat
- Shivrajya Party
- Shiv Sena
Regional
- Asom Bharatiya Janata Party (Asom)
- Nikhil Manipuri Hindu Mahasabha (Manipur)
- Hindu Munnai (Tamil Nadu)
- Hindu Makkal Katchi (Tamil Nadu)
- Janatha Party (South India and Maharashtra)
- Tamil Nadu Hindu Vellalar Youth Kazhagam (Tamil Nadu)
Hindu Kingdom of Nepal
Hindu Republic of Bangabhumi
Sri Lanka
"Enthusiastic supporters of the LTTE like Tamil Nadu political leader Vaiko was quoted in the Indian media as having told Home Minister LK Advani 'the second Hindu Rashtra is emerging in the region'." Although the LTTE has a lot of leadership by Christians and has even at time either hunted down or tried hunting down Hindu figures (Sathya Sai Baba), there is a relationship between the Tigers and Hindu groups such as the VHP. The LTTE want autonomy, either complete or more pragmatically - general autonomy. However, the Hindu nationalists are never against Buddhism but Buddhist fanaticism and the expansion of non-dharmic religions. In general, the Hindutva ideology encompasses the rights of Buddhists, and thus these organizations do not clash with the Sri Lankan government on religious basis.
Republic of Mauritius
Notes
- Hindutva.org
- Ram Roti Yatra Uma Bharati Uma Bharati News
- BJP.org BJP - Gujarat Unit BJP - Tamil Nadu Unit BJP - Haryana Unit
- Shiv Sena Daily Newpaper in Marathi Official Party WebsiteShiv Sena Worli Shakha Shiv Sena Kerala
- Sri Lanka: International Religious Freedom Report 2005
- Independent Forward Bloc