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 Mr. Shivaji Vatkar from HJS while submitting memorandum to opposition leaders Mr. Vinod Tavade(BJP) |
Mumbai : A demand was made by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) to cancel anti-superstitions Bill for it being against the Constitution of India and it will attack Hindu Dharma. By meeting Opposition leader Mr. Vinod Tawade in Legislative Council and Shiv Sena leader Mr. Ramdas Kadam in person, Mr. Shivaji Vatkar of HJS made such demand. Both of them promised that opposition parties would strongly oppose the Bill if presented by the Government.
Budgetary session of the State Legislative Assembly will be starting from 15th March in Mumbai in which the Government is insisting to pass the anti-Hindu Bill for eradication of superstitions. Mr. Shivaji Vatkar, the district coordinator of HJS for Mumbai, Thane and Raigad called on opposition leaders and MLAs. (HJS is the only ray of hope for Hindus as it is fighting against proposed anti-Dharma law for eradication of superstitions. It is requested to all devout Hindus to join this fight and do their duty towards Dharma ! – Editor SP) Mr. Vatkar presented a book sponsored by HJS titled ‘Hindun chya mulavar uthalela prastavit andha-shraddha nirmulan kayda (Proposed anti-superstitions Act to eliminate Hindus)’ to Mr. Tawade and Mr. Kadam. Mr. Vatkar said that recently Mr. Harshavradhan Patil, the Minister for Parliamentary affairs had stated that the above Act would be passed in the forthcoming session of Legislative Assembly.
HJS submits demand to Opposition leader Mr. Tawade for teaching ‘Srimat Bhagavat Geeta’ in schools and colleges
Like Madhya Pradesh, our neighbouring State, the holy book ‘Srimat Bhagavat Geeta’ should be taught in schools and colleges even in Maharashtra, was the demand made by Mr. Shivaji Vatkar, the district coordinator of HJS with Mr. Vinod Tawade, the Opposition leader in State Legislative Council. Mr. Vatkar brought it to the notice of Mr. Tawade that Bhopal High Court has granted permission to the State of Madhya Pradesh for teaching the holy book ‘Bhagavat Geeta’.
Presently, ‘Vipashyana’ followed in Buddhism, is taught in some schools in Maharashtra to keep the stress and strain under control. The Chief Secretary of Maharashtra Government, Mr. Ratnakar Gaikwad took initiative in issuing such orders whereas to inculcate moral values in youth and for individual as well as collective happiness of people of the State, it is necessary to teach ‘Srimat Bhagavat Geeta’. Maharashtra Government should take a decision in this connection. HJS made a demand that in all schools and colleges, ‘Srimat Bhagavat Geeta’ should be taught at least for one hour every day.
Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat
