‘Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha’ held in 3 languages at Madnur (Andhra Pradesh)

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1500 devout Hindus attend the ‘sabha’

Inauguration of Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha by lighting a samai (an oil lamp)

Madnur (Dist. Nizamabad, Andhra Pradesh): In a small village named Madnur on the borders of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti wrote new history by holding ‘Dharma-sabha’. In this ‘sabha’, the speakers addressed the audience in 3 languages viz. Hindi, Marathi and Telugu. About 1500 devout Hindus attended the ‘sabha’.

Advocate Mr. Gangadhar Gaud of Navbharati Sanstha, advocate Miss Rucha Bhise of Sanatan Sasntha and Mr. Chetan Janardan of HJS addressed the ‘sabha’. HJS workers advertized about the ‘sabha’ only a week prior to the scheduled date in 25 villages of Madnur and Zukkal taluka. News about the ‘sabha’ was telecast at 8.00 p.m. on the same day on the local channel that reached more than 10,000 people.

Highlights

1. In a very disciplined manner, more than 200 students from ‘Madnur Boys High School’ came with their teacher, attended the ‘sabha’ and left the venue after ‘sabha’
2. The local businessmen came for the ‘sabha’ and after seeing the atmosphere at the venue, went back home to fetch women in their family.

Source: Daily Sanatan Prabhat

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