During the Virat Hindu Sammelan, Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Dinesh Bareja delivered a dangerous speech questioning why there had been no outrage to kill “50 Bangladeshis” in the Faridabad and Tilpat region in retaliation for the killing of a Hindu in Bangladesh, stating he would believe in “Hindu unity” only when such anger was visible. He framed Hindu women as the “bearers of the lineage” and alleged a non-Hindu conspiracy to marry Hindu women and have children with them to increase their population. Warning of a dual threat from “Chaadar” (Muslims) and “Father” (Christians), he promoted the conspiracy theory of “love jihad” and mocked interfaith relationships, asking why a girl who “cannot share chocolates with her siblings” would live with “three co-wives.” He also alleged that “vidharmis” send minors to kill Hindus, claiming they exploit juvenile laws knowing they would face only three years in jail. Calling Hindus who sell property to non-Hindus “adharmi,” he claimed such sales allow enemies to enter neighbourhoods, throw meat at doorsteps, and harass daughters. Urging vigilante action, Bareja told the crowd not to call the police but to take up weapons and “beat thieves” themselves. Invoking Maharana Pratap, he declared that ending “love jihad” requires “completely destroying the entire lineage” of “vidharmis” to instill permanent fear.