Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha held successfully at Udupi (Karnataka)

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

Udupi (Karnataka): To protect Hindu Dharma if Hindus do not unite and work without getting inspired by any political bias, then the next generation will not forgive us – this statement was made by Mr. Raghavendra Acharya of Nilavar Goshala here. He was addressing the Dharma Jagruti Sabha organized here yesterday by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. On this occasion famous speaker Mr. Laksmish Gabladakka, Dr. Shrikala Joshi of Sanatan Sanstha and Mr. Mohan Gauda of HJS also addressed the Sabha and provided their guidance. Mr. Acharya also released a book in Kannada language by Sanatan titled ‘What should one do to get sound sleep ?’ One thousand proud Hindus were present for the Sabha.

Devout Hindus present for the Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha

Mr. Acharya further said, “Today there is the possibility of attacks by Jihadi terrorists at any time and any place. It is better that we do not be under the false impression that the government and police are going to provide any protection. It is very imperative that we become capable of protecting ourselves. To achieve this it may be necessary to take law in our own hands.”

In his address, Mr. Laksmish Gabladakka said, “Where there is sacrifice there is joy. Western culture is a culture which only promotes pleasure, enjoyment and consumerism. Bharatiya culture is a culture which rewards sacrifice. Increasing pleasure/enjoyment, lack of knowledge, lack of righteous practice, etc. are the reason for the increasing corruption. There is no alternative than to establish a Hindu country if Bharat has to become corruption free and prosperous.”

Source: Daily Sanatan Prabhat

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