Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav (2024) Day3 : Anti-India Forces

If the Saint community reaches out to the masses and provides education on Dharma, the propaganda against Dharma will lose steam! – Pujya Shri Rambalak Das Ji Mahatyagi Maharaj, Sanchalak, Shri Jamdi Pateshwar Seva Sansthan, Pateshwar Dham, Chhattisgarh

“For ages, the Saint community has played a pivotal role in moulding Bharat into the world leader in every aspect. The Saint community had paved the way for India’s Independence. Even today, Saints will have to play a pivotal role in establishing the ‘Hindu Rashtra’. Hence, Saints should not confine themselves to their Mutts or Ashrams but should proactively reach out to the masses and raise awareness about Dharma and contribute towards the growth of Dharma. Earlier, Saints would travel across the length and breadth of our country; hence, the society was Dharma-abiding, righteous and full of inner strength (moral, physical, and financial). These days, as Saints have largely confined themselves to their respective abodes, society has grown weaker. Saints should resume their age-old travel schedule and proactively reach out to the masses to reverse this course. It will serve as an antidote to the propaganda against Saints and Dharma; and help instil sankars in our children (read – our future generation)”, said Pujya Shri Rambalak Das Ji Mahatyagi Maharaj, Sanchalak, Shri Jamdi Pateshwar Seva Sansthan, Pateshwar Dham, Chhattisgarh. He was speaking as a keynote speaker for the morning session of the 3rd day of the ‘Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav’, on – ‘Anti-India Forces’.

He added, “The Saint community should primarily focus on the tribal areas. The tribal communities abide by Dharma and strive to keep their traditions alive. They also have faith in God and Dharma. They have high regard for Saints as they consider them God’s true messengers. So far, only Muslims and Christians have been considered a vote bank. However, these days, even tribal communities are considered a distinct vote bank. To make matters worse, these days, the tribals are provoked against Saints and Hindu organisations. The anti-Dhama and anti-India elements are constantly bombarding them with false propaganda and anti-Dharma narrative. They are being tricked into a non-Hindu identity and are being provoked to stand against the Hindu way of life, Hindu culture, and Hindu Dharma. This aspect is deadlier than the known threats of religious conversions and love jihad. Hence, it is imperative for the Hindu organisations and Saints to constantly be in touch with our tribal brothers and sisters.

Create ‘Hindu Seva Kshetras’ to protect your mothers and sisters ! –  Virendra Pandey, Founder,  Founder, Shoorvir Programme

Today, many Hindus have left the villages and settled in cities for jobs or business. They have also taken their families with them. They live in a flat in the city with their wife, sister, and children. The sole breadwinner of the household is out all day for work or business. During this period a technician who comes to do some repair work in the house is mostly a Muslim. This Muslim technician who comes to the house gradually befriends the members of the household and then one day he begins to behave indecently with the wife or sister of that individual. It is necessary to create a cadre of Hindu artisans to prevent this potential threat from fanatics and to protect our mothers & sisters. For that, we should create a Hindu ‘Service Sector’ (Hindu Seva Kshetra), said Virendra Pandey, the founder of Shoorvir  Programme while speaking here. He was speaking on the topic ‘Hindu Ecosystem: The Concept of Shoorvir Programme’.Virendra Pandey further said that today every service sector in the society is under the control of Muslims. Through this medium, Muslims have created a big ‘cash economy’ similar to the Halal economy. This cash is being used for jihad and terrorist activities. Give jobs to Hindus to control this Bonds economy. Once a service area is out of our hands, it will never come back into our hands.

Attracting youth to serve Dharma through temple cleaning activities – Chakravarti Sulibele, Founder President, Yuva Brigade, Karnataka

To attract the youth, we composed songs that awaken patriotism and played them in colleges. Many youth started participating in nation building activities. We also played such songs in the villages with devout Hindus. This led to increased unity among Hindus. We undertook a campaign to clean Temple ponds in Karnataka, and over 250 lakes were cleaned. This increased the faith of the devotees coming to the temple. In the next phase we took up a river cleaning drive. 9-10 rivers in Karnataka were cleaned under this programme. Local Hindus also participated in cleaning the rivers. Aarti was performed there after the rivers became clean. At present, Aarti is held annually on 5-6 riverbanks in Karnataka. These rivers are now being cleaned by local Hindus. After this we started cleaning the temples. This temple cleaning drive attracted many new youth to the service of Dharma. We organised a meeting called ‘Mai Hu Hindu’ (I am a Hindu) in the area of a leader who regularly criticizes Hindu Dharma. Thousands of Hindus gathered in this meeting, said Chakravarti Sulibele (Founder President, Yuva Brigade, Karnataka). He was speaking on attracting the youth to the mission of Hindutva.

Establishing ‘Hindu Economic Forum’ to empower Hindu businessmen ! – Deepak Rajgopal, National Treasurer, Vishwa Hindu Parishad

In earlier times, India used to trade with various countries. At that time, despite not having modern technology, India’s Gross National Product was 28%. Indian products were sold overseas. Today many traditionally Hindu businesses are being done by other sects. To stop it, Vishwa Hindu Parishad established the ‘Hindu Economic Forum’. Through this forum Hindu businessmen are united and empowered. ‘Hindu Economic Forum’ is functioning in 56 countries and so far conferences of the Forum have been held in 10 countries. Many big industrialists have participated in them, informed the National Treasurer of Vishwa Hindu Parishad Mr Deepak Rajgopal on the third day of the ‘Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav’. He was speaking on the topic ‘The importance of promoting Hindu Unity among Hindu Organisations’.