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Launch strikes against terrorist camps: VHP

By Our Special Correspondent

AHMEDABAD MAY 27. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad international vice-president, Acharya Giriraj Kishore, today claimed to have knowledge of a "conspiracy'' between China and Pakistan to dismember India and demanded the Centre to launch an immediate strike against the terrorist training camps in the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Talking to media persons here during his short visit to Gujarat today, the Acharya said the current Maoist agitation in Nepal was the part of the "big conspiracy'' and was being encouraged by China.

He said after capturing Tibet, China had now planned to grab Nepal after which it would aim at capturing Sikkim, Bhutan, the Himachal Pradesh, the Far Eastern States and others.

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