``We'll launch a `pole-kholo' (expose) campaign to highlight their misdeeds,'' Bajrang Dal national convenor Surendra Kumar Jain said today, ``We'll distribute over 50 lakh handbills throughout the country to expose the anti-social and anti-national activities of the Christian missionaries.''

He also announced that the Bajrang Dal would take recourse to agitational and legal measures to stop the ``faith-healing camps'' organised by these missionaries, ``through which they fraudulently convert people to their faith.''

The provocation for these steps, Jain claimed, was the vicious propaganda launched by the Christian missionaries against the VHP-Bajrang Dal. He referred to the incidents of alleged rape of nuns at Baripada and Jhabua tobuttress his argument.

``Medical reports in both cases is a slap on the faces of the Christian missionaries and their sympathisers, who went to town blaming the VHP-Bajrang Dal for them,'' he claimed.

He also lashed out at ``the self-proclaimed champions of secularism'' for opposition the BJP-led Government's decision to grant visa to Salman Rushdie. ``By opposing the move, they have only exposed their double-standards,'' Jain asserted.

``When M F Hussain paints nude portraits of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, it is termed as freedom of expression, but Rushdie's works are criticised for hurting the sensitivities of a particular community,'' he said, ``Such doublespeak will not be allowed to continue.''

He also said that the Bajrang Dal will give a befitting reply to the Youth Congress for threatening ``the Hindu organisations. Referring to Youth Congress chief Manish Tiwari's statement in which he is reported to have threatened the Bajrang Dal, Jain said: ``We know how to give reply to them. We are talkingtheir threat very seriously. We don't believe in violence, but we'll not be cowed down by such threats.''