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{{cquote|The main motive behind the ''Durga Vahini'' is physical training. Only if we have strength can we have a say in society. We have decided to emphasize physical strength in ''Durga Bahini''. ... The motive behind this organization is to strengthen Hindu society and not religious awakening. ... Such organizations are also important to keep the younger generation occupied and to prevent them from falling prey to narcotics.<ref name="EGSN"/>}} |
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|title= Feminist Review: Issue 49 |
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The organization especially recruits young girls for carrying risky tasks of militant activism in which much physical strength is required, for example confronting Muslim people.<ref name="EGSN"/> |
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The Durga Vahini draw young women from low-income earning and lower caste families. Members learn karate and lathi, and receive ideological education.
The organization especially recruits young girls for carrying risky tasks of militant activism in which much physical strength is required, for example confronting Muslim people and to fight on the front lines in places like Ayodhya.
