Pune : On the occasion of Shivjayanti (Birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj), HJS representatives were invited at various places for guidance. Shivpremi and devout Hindus responded to these lectures enthusiastically.
Bholavde (Dist. Bhor) : Shri. Shrikant Borate of HJS guided the gathering in Azad Mitra Mandal here about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Shri. Borate said that youth should imbibe virtues of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, to get united for establishment of Hindavi Swarajya. Maharaj valued life of every mavla. He was shouldering he responsibility of the families of mavlas who laid their lives in war. Today in that same Hindustan, stone pelting is done on soldiers; what a misfortune it is ! More than 550 villagers were present there. In Kelavade (Dist. Bhor) Sou. Dhanashri Shinde guided 25 devout Hindu.
Narhegao (Simhgad Rasta) : Kum. Kranti Petkar of Ranaragini branch addressed 100 dharkaris of Shri Shivpratishthan, Hindustan at Vrundavan auditorium. Thereafter Shri. Bapu Sawle assured spontaneously that he will create awareness among youth regarding Samiti’s lectures and make them participate.
Antulenagar (Yewlewadi) : Shri. Parag Gokhale addressed 17 devout Hindus. Those present for the lecture took an oath to work for establishment of Hindu Rashtra and resolved to abide by Dharma.
Nigade (Dist. Maval) : Shri. Nilesh Joshi of HJS narrated how ‘on the strength of faith and grace of Goddess Bhavani, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj established Hindavi Swarajya’. 200 devout Hindus were present there. Some youth asked for holding Dharmashikshan class in the village.
Ambi (Talegoa Dabhade) : On the occasion of Shivjayanti, Sanghrsha Mitramandal had organised a lecture. Shri. Nagesh Joshi spoke on ‘Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Hindu Rashtra’. 8o villagers were present. After the programme, the villagers took an oath collectively to work for Hindu Rashtra.
Mulshi : On the occasion of Shivjayanti, Shri Nagesh Joshi gave a speech. 45 devout Hindus were present there. All agreed to assist in Dharmakarya.
