America’s Vice President JD Vance is embroiled in controversy regarding one of his statements. In fact, he said about his wife Usha Vance, who comes from a Hindu family, that he hopes that one day his wife will convert to Christianity. After his statement, huge protests have started on social media.

Mehdi Hasan raised objection

British journalist Mehdi Hasan also responded to the controversy and wrote on Hasan made the comment in response to a post by the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), which had urged him to try to understand Hinduism.

Hindu American Foundation’s response

HAF wrote on The organization further wrote, “No one is forced to change religion in Hinduism. It is an inclusive and pluralistic religion, in which every person has the freedom to understand the concept of God in his own way.”

With respect @JDVanceif your wife encouraged you to re-engage with your faith, why not reciprocate that and engage with Hinduism too?

If you did you may well learn that Hinduism doesn’t share the need to wish your spouse comes around to see things as you do in terms of… https://t.co/fkQQgclNDl

— Hindu American Foundation (@HinduAmerican) October 31, 2025

JD Vance clarified

As the controversy escalated, JD Vance clarified that his wife had inspired him to rejoin Christianity. He said, “My wife has been the biggest blessing. She is not a Christian herself and has no plans to convert, but like any interfaith relationship, I want her to see things the way I do one day.” Vance also said that no matter what his wife’s religion is, he will always love and respect her.

Why did the controversy increase?

This statement of JD Vance has come at a time when the political environment in America is already sensitive regarding religious intolerance and interfaith relations. Many social media users have criticized it, linking it to a “spirit of religious conversion”, while some have termed it a “personal wish”.

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Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) President Alok Kumar has expressed concern over the announcement of the movement against the Waqf Law Amendment by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB). He said that on October 3, it has been said to keep the shops closed and demonstrate at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Also, AIMPLB has planned to submit a memorandum to the Chief Ministers of the states. Alok Kumar also expressed his opinion on the I Love Mohammad controversy.

Question on movement
Alok Kumar said that this is amazing because AIMPLB and Jamiat themselves were welcomed by AIMPLB and Jamiat. He said that the matter is still under consideration in the court, in such a situation it is a matter of concern to launch the movement in between.

Fear of violence
The VHP president, citing the incidents in recent times, said, ‘Recently there was violence at many places in the country on Mohammad Saheb’s birthday. Since September 5, there are continuous violent incidents. Such movements can increase the danger to social harmony and will promote violence. He said that there is often a possibility of coercion and violence in events like Bharat Bandh.

Appeal to government and society
Alok Kumar said that all organizations should make arrangements to make the movement peacefully. He also urged the central and state governments to prepare to deal with all kinds of situation and take precautions from now. He also called upon the society not to depend only on the government. He said, ‘Constitution and law give the right to self -defense in the event of an attack. Hindu society should be cautious and should cooperate in stopping any wrong incident with constitutionally with agencies.

Statement on religious posters
The VHP president said that if people of Islam in any religious program put up posters of ‘I Love Muhammad’, then there is no objection in it. But if objectionable statements are made on the pretext of such posters or a ruckus is made, then it is not right. He said on ‘I Love Mahadev’ that these slogans are not in response to ‘I Love Muhammad’. ‘I think this is not being done in his response,’ he said.

Response to Pakistan’s PM
Reacting to the statement of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Alok Kumar said, ‘Hindu cannot be extreme. The Hindu prays for the earth, vegetation and everyone, it cannot be violent. But an attempt is being made to show the Hindu violent. Now the situation of Hindu phobia has arisen.

Thai Woman Wilawan Emsawat: A big sex and blackmail scandal has surfaced in Thailand, in which a woman named Villwan Amsavat implicated many senior Buddhist monks in her trap. Police said that she used to blackmail her with private videos and collect a hefty amount after having sex with the monks.

Who is Wilwan Amsavat?
Wilwan Amsavat is a woman around the age of 30, who was arrested from her luxurious house in Nonthaburi near Bangkok. Police said that she used to contact the monks through social media and implicate them. He is accused of blackmailing, money laundering and possession of illegal assets against him.

80,000 nude files
Police said that more than 80,000 photos and videos have been found from Villavan’s phone and home, in which she is seen having sex with many Buddhist monks. Using these videos, she used to make money from monks. According to the report, in three years he earned about 385 million Thai weights (about ₹ 102 crore).

Woman claims- child is from a monk
According to the Daily Star report, Villavan has claimed that he has also born a child from a monk. The matter came to light when the main monks of ‘Wat Trei Thoshape’, a famous temple in Bangkok, suddenly disappeared. Later it was discovered that he escaped leaving the monk’s life, upset by the woman being blackmailed.

Monks expelled
Thailand’s Central Investigation Bureau said that at least 9 senior monks have been removed from their posts in this case. Some have hidden themselves. This incident has shocked the entire Buddhist community.

Blame the woman is right or not?
The famous Thailand writer Sanitasuda Ekchai wrote in the Bangkok Post that the matter is not just the fault of the woman, but highlights the weakness of the entire religious system. He said that it is easy to blame women, but the responsibility of monks is the same.

Malaysia news: The matter of removing a Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, was a cause of controversy. However, Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has said that this dispute has been resolved. He described it as a victory of general understanding.

The radicals were not happy with this. He started spreading inflammatory things on social media about the temple-mosque dispute. After this, a Muslim religious leader who used objectionable words against Hindus was arrested.

Know what is the whole matter

There is a dispute over the removal of the 130 -year -old Goddess Shri Pathrakaliamman Temple in Kuala Lumpur. This temple is built on a small but precious land between flats and textile shops in the middle of the city. The rich people of Malaysia were already eyeing this government land. In the year 2014, Malaysia’s large textile company Jachael took this land from the government. Now the company wants to build a mosque here, for which it is being said to remove the temple.

Malaysian government said this

The Malaysian government says that the way has been cleared to remove the Goddess Shri Pathrakaliamman temple from her old place. Now this temple will be built at a new place 50 meters away from its old place and it has been agreed to all the parties. The government claims that this has ended the conversation going on for 11 years. After this agreement, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim laid the foundation stone of a new mosque named ‘Masjid Madni’ in front of television cameras on Thursday.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s statement came out

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said in an event that this is the time to show the intellect and power of Islam for the Muslim community, but to show justice and impartiality. He said, ‘Our victory occurs when we show mercy, justice and good behavior, not hate and bitterness.’

Anwar admitted that on the issue of the temple, he was trapped between the opposing groups of both communities, especially when people were getting more emotional about faith and identity. He said, ‘The radical Muslim groups are accusing me of bowing to the demands of Hindus, while some Hindu extremists are saying that I want to convert everyone into Islam.’

Radical Muslims are angry at this matter

Despite the talk of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, there is tension on social media. Muslim fundamentalists are angry about why new land is being given free of cost to the removal of the temple. He says that this temple was built without any official land in the colonial period, so the government should not give it land elsewhere. A large -scale campaign is being carried out in the entire Malaysia on this issue, which is getting the support of the fundamentalists.

Maulana arrested

Inspector General of Police Rajaruddin Hussain of Kuala Lumpur said that 41 -year -old religious leader Zamri Vinoth has been arrested for a traitorous post in Kangar in the state of Parlis, Northern Malaysia. Rajaruddin said, “The complainant saw the comments made on social media about the transfer of temple and demanded the police to investigate him.” The complaint said that the comments of the religious leader contained elements of treason and Hinduism was maligned.