During the inauguration ceremony of an office of the Rashtriya Hindu Front and Jansankhya Samadhan Foundation, founder, Anil Chaudhary called for the creation of “Akhand Hindu Rashtra” and demanded “Population Solution” laws to control “their” population, proposing denial of state benefits and voting rights, imprisonment for non-compliance, and measures including the Uniform Civil Code, Waqf amendments, and controls on “ghuspaith” (infiltration). Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Indresh Kumar referred to areas with large Muslim populations as “mini Pakistan,” asserted that “not an inch” of India belongs to Pakistan, and claimed that while Pakistan was “created by accident,” the time had now come to “end it.” He also urged population control measures and referred to religious conversion, claiming that ancestors who had converted were now their descendants “returning” to Hinduism. Union Minister Giriraj Singh claimed that Muslims consider non-believers as “kafirs,” while Hindus “accept everyone.”