No one will dare stop us from establishment of Hindu Rashtra when Hindus will unite ! – Sadguru Nandkumar Jadhav
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Paldhi (Jalgaon) : Sanatan Sanstha is an organisation spreading Dharma and giving Dharma education. Sanatan’s ideals are Prabhu Sriram, Bhagvan Shrikrushna, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Dharmaveer Sambhaji Maharaj. By year 2023, Hindu Rashtra will be established. Once Hindus unite, no one can dare to stop us from establishment of Hindu Rashtra, said Sadguru Nandkumar Jadhav while addressing the audience in the Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha. At this time Shri. Prashant Juvekar of HJS and Sou. Kshipra Juvekar of Ranaragini wing kindled a spark of consciousness about Dharma in the audience through their inspiring speeches. 2000 devout Hindus were present for the sabha.
Sadguru Nandkumar Jadhav said further,
1. Many Saints are put in jail with false allegations. When is the Government going to take stringent action against those causing injustice to pro-Hindus ?
2. Despite the law banning cow-slaughter, a large number of cows are being slaughtered. Hindus are forbidden to use loudspeakers during celebrations of their festivals; but why no action is taken against the hooters on mosques which are on very early in the morning everyday ? Today the population of Bharat has crossed 135 crores. If this continues further, then Hindus will have a very tough time in life. Through the conspiracy of love jihad, systematic efforts are being made to increase the population of fanatics. Hence a law is very essential to control the increasing population.
3. Currently Hindus feel ashamed to abide by Dharma. They celebrate birthdays by extinguishing a candle and cutting a cake. They should celebrate birthdays by revolving a lamp around on the day according to lunar calendar as per the Hindu culture. They should enrol their children in Marathi medium schools instead of convent schools. They should chant the name of their Kuladevata as spiritual practice.