Santa Claus (symbolic photo) – Photo: Amar Ujala Detailed Vishwa Hindu Parishad has objection to celebrating Christmas in schools. VHP has written a letter to all schools in Madhya Pradesh warning them not to make any Sanatani student Santa Claus. Even after this warning, legal action will be taken if a child is made Santa Claus without the permission of the parents. All the district units of VHP have written letters warning to the concerned missionary schools as well as other schools. VHP feels that celebrating Christmas in schools is an attack on Hindu culture. It is written in the letter that it has come to know that the students in your school who believe in Sanatan Dharma and tradition are being made Santa Claus in the Christmas celebration in the school. Have also asked to bring the Christmas tree. Jitendra Chauhan, VHP’s state publicity head, said that children should be educated in missionary schools to promote Christianity. being supported. VHP has appealed to schools as well as parents to stay away from such programmes. In the letter written by VHP to the schools, it has been said that this is an attack on our Hindu culture. This is a conspiracy to induce Hindu children into Christianity. Financially also, bringing such a dress or Christmas tree causes financial loss to the parents. We should not make our children clowns by dressing up as imaginary characters like Santa Claus. It’s not Santa’s land, it’s Saints’ land VHP’s question is that the schools are working to inculcate faith and faith in Christianity by making Hindu children Santa. There is no problem in our children becoming Ram, Krishna, Buddha, Gautam, Mahavir, Guru Govind Singh. All of these should be made. Be a revolutionary, be a great man, but don’t be a Santa. This is the land of saints, not Santa. ,