Convert to Hinduism and get Rs 3,000 per month: Jitendra Singh urges Muslims
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Wasim Rizvi, now known as Thakur Jitendra Narayan Singh Senger, has announced Rs 3,000 per month and business support for Muslims to convert to Hinduism, calling Mahakumbh a holy occasion to embrace Sanatan Dharma.
The former chairman of the Shia Waqf Board, who recently took a holy dip at the Mahakumbh, announced that financial support would be provided to those willing to make the transition.
Singh expressed his joy after participating in the Mahakumbh rituals and urged Muslims across India to reconsider their faith. To facilitate ghar wapsi, he revealed that he and his associates are in the process of forming an organisation that would offer financial assistance to those willing to return to Hinduism.
Singh further assured that families choosing to return to the fold of Hinduism would receive Rs 3,000 per month until they achieve financial stability. In addition, the organisation will support these families by helping them set up small businesses to secure their livelihood.
In his message, Singh also voiced opposition to extremism, urging Muslims to abandon extremist ideologies, referring to Islam and reject the jihadist mindset. He described ghar wapsi as a step toward fostering peace and inclusivity, emphasising the importance of making independent choices free from external pressure.