Be prepared in time, to foil the conspiracy of destroying Hindu businessmen through ‘economic jihad’ ! – Shri. Manoj Khadye, HJS
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Devgad (Maharashtra): Competition and a kind of monopoly is created in industries for Hindu businessmen, badly affecting their business. The business of Hindu butchers was finished under this conspiracy. The problems related to ‘halal’ are not limited to meat but it is trying to clasp around every business. ‘Halal’ economy is a challenge for the national economy and Hindu businessmen should be prepared, in time, to face this ‘economic jihad’, warned Manoj Khadye, the coordinator of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) for west Maharashtra, Konkan, Goa, and Gujarat State while addressing ‘Hindu Rashtra-jagruti Sabha’ held on the 4th of April 2022 at ‘Swami Samartha Mangal Karyalaya’.
The ‘sabha’ was started with the lighting of lamp by Sadguru Satyavan Kadam, Sanatan’s ‘Dharmaprasarak’. He was welcomed by Dhanaji Mohite, a government contractor. Manoj Khadye was welcomed by Rajendra Patil, the President of ‘Jamsande Vyapari Sanghatana’. The ‘sabha’ was compered by Hemant Pujare and Puja Manjarekar.
Feedbacks from attendees
1. Mr Ramakant Acharekar : HJS activists are working with a lot of perseverance for protection of Dharma.
2. Mr Dhanaji Mohite : Thanks for removing mental lethargy and creating awareness among people towards protection of Dharma.
3. Mrs Madhuri Vinayak Patil : All the points mentioned by you are important; especially it is necessary to be alert about ‘love jihad’. There is no alternative to Hindu Rashtra.
4. Mrs Mitali Ramesh Sawant : India became a slave of the British who had come here for trade. It can happen again and one can even sense similar danger even now; therefore, everyone should fight against such things with unity. There is a need to be always alert.
5. Mr Atmaram Koyande : In detail information was given about ‘halal’ certification. It was good to hear the guidance given in this ‘sabha’. Such awareness needs to be created amongst Hindus and the country.
6. Mr Amit Shinde : Blood was boiling while listening to the guidance. A lot of effort will, however, be required to bring Hindus together.
7. Mrs Deepashree Khadilkar : The atmosphere was very ‘sattvika’; so felt very nice. Got information about ‘halal’ certification.
8. Mr Abhijit Ranade : The thoughts expressed here were good and enlightening. Felt very good to listen to all speeches and experienced mental peace. I will definitely try to attend even the next programme.
9. Mr Dinesh Khadilkar : We have to work for our existence and a lot of things need to be done for the same. If it is not possible for everyone to take an active part, they should at least try to help HJS.
