Will not allow any harm to befall on Hindu Dharma till my last breath ! – Abhishek Joshi, President Odisha Surakhya Sena
While speaking on the topic of ‘the importance of agitations in the protection of Hindu culture’ Shri. Abhishek Joshi, President of Odisha Surakhya Sena said that our organization is working to protect Dharma since the last 6 years. The famed Jagannath temple in Puri (Odisha) is under government control and our organization has been trying to have it liberated. The government had tried to introduce a buffet system to distribute the prasad in this temple. We launched a fierce agitation and used legal means to oppose this move and finally made the government reverse its move. On 26 January 2015, the the VP Hamid Ansari had not paid respects to the National Flag in a program in the national capital. We drafted a letter to the hon’ble President condemning this. The media took cognisance of this letter. So the very next day, the VP’s office had to issue a clarification. This exemplifies how mere letters condemning inappropriate actions can bring about change. I will not allow any harm to befall on Hindu Dharma till my last breath.
I feel that I have known Paratpar Guru Dr Athavale since many lifetimes !
It has been two days in this convention, but I feel that I have known Paratpar Guru Dr Athavale and the seekers here since many lifetimes.
Just 4 days after Vaibhav Raut was arrested, an agitation was launched with the help of the locals and a protest march was organised ! – Diptesh Patil, Hindu Govansha Raksha Samiti, Palghar, Maharashtra
Our organization does not have any post like president, all of us serve as activists. After Shri. Vaibhav Raut of Hindu Govansha Raksha Samiti was arrested by the NIA in the Nalasopara case, within 4 days, an agitation was launched with the help of the locals and a massive protest march was organised. The police tried every trick in the book to stop this protest march; but the locals refused to stand down and so the administration and the government had to relent. The womenfolk turned out in large numbers. Shri. Diptesh Patil, Hindu Govansha Raksha Samiti, Palghar, Maharashtra was speaking on how the villagers came together and launched a protest when the Govamsha Raksha samiti members were unfairly arrested.
Visuals of the protest march in support of Shri. Vaibhav Raut were shown on screen.
The work started by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti will be completed soon with the blessings of Bhagwan Shrikrishna and Shri Mahakali ! – Swami Atmaswarupanand Maharaj
We should harbor the thought that ‘India was, is and will remain a Hindu Rashtra’. For this, we need to unite Hindus. Hindu Dharma is the only Dharma. India should have a Dharma based education. Sanskrit should be restored to its former glory. Earlier a person would accept Vanaprasthashram at the age of 51, today even at that age people look for jobs. We should learn to let go of desires.
Swami Atmaswarupanand Maharaj bestowed his blessing by saying that ‘the purpose with which Hindu Janajagruti Samiti is working tirelessly, will be fulfilled with the blessings of Shrikrishna and Mahakali soon’. He was speaking on the pitiable state of Hindus in Bengal and the work done to protect Hindu culture and Sanskrit.
Need to change the current situation of appeasement of religious fanatics and indifference meted to Hindus ! – Shri. Biswa Jyoti Nath, Mahakal Sena, Assam
The population of jihadi fanatics is increasing by the day in Assam. Today being an atheist has become fashionable. People proudly claim that they are atheists. If Muslims wear their skull cap they are praised for being true to their faith, but a Hindu is seen sporting a tilak on his forehead he is immediately targeted as a religious fundamentalist. This should change. In north-east India, one proHindu organization is acting like a speed breaker. They cannot put an end to the antiDharmik activities there. Shri. Biswa Jyoti Nath said that there is a need to need to change the current situation of appeasement of religious fanatics and indifference meted to Hindus. He was speaking on the efforts undertaken to unite Hindu youth in Assam.
Experiences from the Hindu Convention helped organize successful state level convention ! – Vinod Yadav, Founding-President of ‘Dharmarakshak’, Bhopal, MP
I used whatever knowledge I had learned by attending the Hindu Conventions over the last 2 years to successfully conduct a state level Hindu convention in Bhopal. The youth who attended this convention were voluntarily taking part in doing various tasks. Sadhvi Pragya Singh also graced this Convention. Political parties reward devout Hindu activists with plum posts and then stifle their voices; but our organization has not fallen for that. In Bhopal 16 Hindu temples were demolished because they stood in the way of road development; however flyovers were built near two mosques, no one even laid a finger on them. Shri. Vinod Yadav, the Founding-President of Dharmarakshak from Bhopal, MP was speaking about the success enjoyed in conducting a state level Hindu convention in MP.
Highlights
1. Before the session started, Shri. Nishad Deshmukh (a seeker with advanced sixth sense able to perceive the subtle dimension) spoke about the subtle ongoings in the convention hall.
2. Shri. Sumit Sagvekar read out the message sent by Paratpar Guru Dr Athavale (Founder, Sanatan Sanstha) to the Convention.
Honesty and hard work necessary to do Dharmakarya ! – Adv. Pappu Morwal, Shriram Sena, Akola
After I came in contact with the HJS I started feeling that i should do something for the society and Dharma. After that I started serving through Shriram Sena. A real advocate is one who does something for protecting Dharma. Honesty and hard work necessary to do Dharmakarya. If we keep working honestly without harbouring expectations from the people, then the people will unite naturally. Unity holds untold strength. Unitedly even the most difficult task can be taken to fruition.
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti must organise a grand Hindu Convention in Bengal ! – Anirban Niyogi, Salkiya Bharatiya Sadhak Samaj, Howrah, Bengal
Revolutionaries from Punjab, Bengal and Maharashtra took part in large numbers in the freedom struggle. The British wanted to break this unity by any means. The communists destroyed the Bengali culture and their patriotism. Now Bengal is returning towards nationalism, Hindu Dharma and its culture. So the time is ripe to unite Hindus in Bengal. For this we will have to reach every house in every village, every taluka and district. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti must organise a grand Hindu Convention in Bengal. After coming to Goa, I felt that I have landed in Hindu Rashtra !
