Togadiya calls for boycott of Pakistani music, cricketers in India

Ahmedabad, June 14 (UNI) Venting his anger against the demolition of Krishna Temple in Lahore, VHP leader Pravin Togadia today called upon countrymen to boycott Pakistani music, ghazals and singers.

''If there is no Krishna tune in Lahore, then there can be no Pakistani music in India,'' Mr Togadia told UNI.

''Krishna is an avatar of Vishnu. Indians pray to Him. No Hindu would tolerate breaking of an ancient Krishna temple in Lahore,'' he added.

He also said the government should immediately stop the entry of Pakistani clothes, wheat, food and cricketers into India.

He further asked the government to call off peace talks with Pakistan, saying there can never be peace with that country ''which is breaking our faith into pieces from Kashmir to Kandahar and from Dhaka and Assam''.

''After Gazhni broke Somnath, Babur demolished Ram Janambhoomi and Jinnah divided Hindustan, now Musharraf, after threatening India through Kargil and many Jehadi attacks, has started jehad against Lord Krishna.'' UNI MMG KU MSJ BD2233