Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav (2024) Day 7 : Protection of Hindutva

Hindu society can be saved if the teachings of Lord Krishna are put into practice! – Giridhar Mamidi, Akhil Bharateeya Toli Sadasya, Prajna Pravah, Telangana

British disarmed the Hindus. The weapons Hindus had were snatched away. The idea that the right to use arms belongs only to the government, not to the people was imposed on the Hindus. As a result, Hindu society became completely disarmed, but this rule did not apply to Muslims. That is why Pakistani infiltrators killed 20 to 30 thousand Hindus in Rajouri in Kashmir in 1947. The Moplah massacre took place in Kerala where Hindus were killed. Many such massacres of Hindus were perpetrated by Muslims. We have forgotten the teachings of Bhagwan Shrikrishna. If we remember and implement the teachings of Shrikrishna then we will be able to protect the Hindu society asserted Giridhar Mamidi (Akhil Bharateeya Toli Sadasya, Prajna Pravah, Telangana). He was speaking on the need for India to have Kshatratej.

He further said that every year Muslims used to foment riots during Ganesh Visarjan (immersion) procession in Bhagyanagar (Hyderabad). Just one year the Hindus gave them a befitting reply. The riots stopped completely. Hindu society can only be saved if Hindus start retaliating.

Conversion can be stalled if schemes for minorities are shut down – Advocate Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay, Supreme Court

Central Government has 200 schemes that encourage conversion. There are 500 schemes for minorities in India, including state-level schemes. Apart from these there are other schemes for minorities. These schemes for minorities are funded from Hindu tax monies. All these schemes are encouraging conversion. ‘Schemes for minorities’ are a means of converting poor Hindus with the money of rich Hindus, said Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay (Supreme Court). He was speaking on Ram Rajya and the Indian Constitution.

Other important points from Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay’s speech

We condemn the Congress, but the anti-national laws they made still exist!

Why is the holy land in which Hindu Deities like Shrikrishna, Shriram, Shri Hanuman incarnated, suffering from bomb blasts, fundamentalism, love jihad, and cow slaughter? There are solutions to these man-made problems. Many Hindu activists were killed in the country, but no one has been severely punished. Love jihad, conversion are still going on in the country. This is because criminals no longer fear the law. It is the job of government and administration to create fear of law. I have petitioned the court against religious conversion, but 10 people have counter filed to cancel my petition. We just keep getting the next date. A law to prevent this could be passed in the parliament within a day. It is the first duty of statesmen and administration to solve these problems. Better laws need to be made to solve this problem. The Emergency was wrong, then the constitutional changes made at that time are also invalid. The Mughals and the British did not come to India for power but to propagate religion. Their laws are still applicable in India. We condemn the Congress, but the anti-national laws made by Congress are still there in India.

All signs of slavery should be legally destroyed!

Delhi has streets named after invaders like Humayun, Babur, Ghazni, however, the names of Arjuna, Bhima, Yudhishthira who showed their prowess in Mahabharata are not visible. All symbols of slavery in India should be collectively destroyed by way of legislation. We call Congress traitorous, but the anti-national laws passed by them have not been repealed yet. Places of Worship Act, Waqf Act should be repealed.

We need a law clarifying Indian citizenship!

The Constitution says that all citizens of India are equal, so why discriminate on the basis of religion? The confusion in the Constitution should be removed. The words Dharma and religion should be clearly defined in the constitution. We don’t have a law to denaturalise (revoke citizenship) the jihadis found in India. Legislation clarifying who is an Indian citizen needs to be implemented first.

Grateful to see the efforts of the workers of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti!

The work of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti is very good. We are blessed to be here and see the hard work of the Samiti volunteers. If the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti calls me anywhere, anytime, I will take time out of other work to be present, said Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay.

Knowledge of the enemy and pride for history indispensable for the establishment of Hindu Rashtra! – Meenakshi Sharan, Founder, Ayodhya Foundation, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Sachchidananda Parabrahman Dr Athavale (Founder of Sanatan Sanstha) has foresight. His aim is to establish a Hindu Rashtra in India and lead the whole world to a Hindu Rashtra which will work for the welfare of the entire world. It is inevitable that we need to have Shatrubodh (knowledge of the enemy) and pride for one’s history said Meenakshi Sharan (Founder, Ayodhya Foundation). She was speaking on the responsibility of women and Hindus in case a 1947 like situation arises.

She said, “In India, Hindus do not react to ‘love jihad’ and ‘cow slaughter’. 3 crore cattle are slaughtered in India every year, but Hindus do not collectively raise their voice on this. Most of the youth are disassociated from this. It is because they have no sense of Dharma or the enemy. Hindu society has also become alienated from Dharma. Hindus are not proud of their ancient history. Hindus are silent despite their Saints being denigrated. Hindus are stuck in Artha and Kama. In some parts of India, the Hindu population is dwindling rapidly. 5 million Hindus were killed in Pakistan after partition. Hindus there had to give up property worth Rs. 1,400 crores. On the other hand, after the creation of Pakistan, 13-14 more Pakistans are on the way in India. India is on the verge of partition again. In order to increase the faith of Hindus towards their own culture, we have started a programme of lighting lamps in temples in Himachal Pradesh. We worship the Deities in the neglected temples and light the lamps.”

It is necessary to organise and raise your voice to strengthen the ‘Hindu Ecosystem’! – Dr. Vaidehi Tamhan, Editor-in-Chief, Afternoon Voice, Mumbai

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti is doing a great job of organising Hindus. Due to this, there was an attempt to attack their very existence. Activists of the Samiti were wronged. We tried to raise our voice against this injustice through the Afternoon Voice magazine. There should be small initiatives to bring the Hindus together. It is necessary to organise and raise the voice to strengthen the Hindu Ecosystem, asserted Dr Vaidehi Tamhan (Editor-in-Chief, Afternoon Voice). She was speaking on the efforts required to build an ecosystem of the high society.

She further said that whoever is following Hindu Dharma, whether he is a Muslim, we should respect him. They are also a part of Hindu ecosystem. We should be united and serve Dharma. People who have strayed from Hindu Dharma should be brought back. Sanskars should be started from home and gradually spread in the society. We must step forward to protect Saints, Dharma, and fundamental rights. Hindus should unite and resolve to promote Hindu Dharma.

Raised a voice against the deception of Hindu women through fashion shows and cosmetics! – Sadhvi Atmanishtha, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh

At present fashion shows are organised in many places by religious fanatics. But the girls doing the ramp walk are Hindus. The videos of these fashion shows are sent to Islamic countries. A racket exploiting these women is then run. Such organised mafias are operating on a large scale. Many cosmetics companies in India are owned by foreign establishments. There is a planned conspiracy to deceive Hindu women through cosmetics too. After realising this, we raised our voice to stop the deception of Hindu women by jihadis through fashion shows and beauty parlours. We shut down at least 50 programmes where Hindu women were being cheated.

To turn Hindu women towards Indian culture, we started programmes like Haldi-kunku for their unification. We provided them with vocational training and other training. We provide self defense training to these young women. In this we also teach how to wield sticks and swords.