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Updated: Jun 25, 2016 21:30 IST

Amid reports of alleged exodus of Hindus from a western Uttar Pradesh town, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) working president Praveen Togadia said on Saturday the organisation will soon launch a nationwide awareness campaign on the migration of the Hindus.

“VHP has passed a resolution expressing serious concern over the exodus of Hindus in free India. Exodus of Hindus are taking place everywhere right from Kerala to Kashmir, Assam, West Bengal and Maharashtra,” Togadia said.

“VHP would soon launch an awareness campaign to apprise the Hindus of the magnitude of their exodus,” he said while addressing the meeting of its governing council, VHP’s top decision making body.

Togadia demanded that the Centre set up a commission to probe the reasons behind exodus of Hindus in thethe biggest violation of human rights.

Accompanied by VHP’s international president Raghav Reddy and joint general secretary Surendra Jain, he said the government should also take action against those because of whom Hindus were forced to migrate in their own country.

He also asked state governments to take care of the human rights violations of the majority community.

Togadia also demanded that the Centre come out with ‘Common Population Control Policy’.