Hindu brethren from Mundawadi and surrounding areas take oath of commitment for establishment of Hindu Rashtra !
Mundawadi, Tal. Kannada (Dist. Sambhajinagar) : It has become the need of the hour to acquire knowledge of Dharma; to abide by Dharma and get trained in self-defence so also give maximum time for activities related to protection of nation and Dharma. Democratic governing system seems to have failed in last 70 years; considering the prevailing problems such as love jihad, cow-slaughtering and attacks on country. All Hindus must get together forgetting their party, organization and caste; for bringing change in this situation. Hindu Rashtra is going to be established by 2023, with the support of Saints and foundation of God’s grace, stated Kum. Pratiksha Korgaonkar of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) while addressing Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha (sabha) held on 21st November. The ‘sabha’ was attended by more than 300 devout Hindus from Upala, Andhaner, Ganeshnagar, Mundawadi Tanda, Mundawadi surrounding areas; treating it as their duty towards protection of Dharma.
Sou. Anandi Wankhede of HJS gave information on increasing activities of the organization and did compeering of the ‘sabha’. Sou. Baban tai Baragal welcomed and felicitated Kum. Pratiksha Korgaonkar and Shri. Bapusaheb Baragal, Kannada Taluka President of VHP welcomed and felicitated Dr. Vikas Barbande, Kannada Taluka Executive of RSS. The local residents welcomed HJS volunteers. Sou. Ashatai Kavale, Sarpanch of Mundawadi was also present on the occasion.
The ‘sabha’ was started with Kum. Pratiksha Korgaonkar garlanding statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and was concluded with taking oath for establishment of Hindu Rashtra; amidst raising slogans of ‘Jayatu Jayatu Hindu Rashtram’ and recitation of ‘shloka’. An exhibition of Sanatan’s ‘sattvika’ products and books was held at the venue and many devout Hindus visited the exhibition.
Devout Hindus decide to submit representation against film ‘Padmavati’ !
In the meeting held after the ‘sabha’, all devout Hindus decided to come together on 28th November in Kannada taluka and submit representation against film ‘Padmavati’. The meeting was attended by more than 50 devout Hindus.
Highlights
1. Devout Hindus from Upala showed interest in attending ‘Dharmashikshan’ classes and in holding ‘Dharmajagruti Sabha’.
2. Shri. Bapusaheb Baragal, taluka-President of VHP for Kannada taluka advertised for the ‘sabha’ by fixing loudspeakers on his own vehicle.
3. Devout Hindus attending ‘Dharmashikshan’ class at Mundawadi viz. Shri. Kapil Baragal, Shri. Sunil Magar, Shri. Krushna Puri, Shri. Arjun Ghanakar, Shri. Shivaji Kalange and other local young men took out a procession on the previous day and on the day of the ‘sabha’ for advertising of the ‘sabha’.
4. H.B.P. Prakash Maharaj Gaware provided sound system and electrical connections.
5. Local girls from Mundawadi took initiative in making arrangements for the ‘sabha’ so also showed interest in attending self-defence class.
Spiritual experience
It started raining as soon as the ‘sabha’ got over after winding up. The ‘sabha’ could be held without obstacles only with the grace of God and local residents were also surprised at this phenomenon.
