Should a system which does not think about the people be called a ‘republic’? – Kum. Narayani Shahane, Youth Organizer, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
Mumbai : Today, Kashmiri Hindus are refugees in their own country, even after 32 years. The Macaulay method of education used to prepare Indians clerks for the British system is still used after 74 years of independence. 1 lakh 63 thousand cases of atrocities against women are pending in the court. Does this mean that the crores of people involved in these cases are deprived of justice. So in a country where the interests of the people are not considered, should the system be called a republic? Therefore, declaring the country as ‘Hindu Rashtra’ is the only solution to change this situation and to do this, unification of Hindus is key said Kum. Narayani Shahane, Youth Organizer, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti. She was speaking at the Online Shouryajagruti Lecture organized for Dharmik youth of Mumbai, Thane and Raigad districts. Many devout Hindu youth participated in this lecture.
The lecture was moderated by Sou. Mayuri Shinde. Early Sou. Madhura Nejjur explained the purpose of the Shouryajagruti lecture. At the end of the lecture, Shri. Hemant Pujare explained the meaning of the entire Vande Mataram and the lecture was concluded by singing the entire Vande Mataram. Many of the attendees expressed their desire to participate in the self-defense training course.
