Nasik : A petition was kept at the exhibition held at Simhastha Parva, undertaking signature drive against Central Government organizing exhibition ‘Shaan-e-Pakistan’ and ‘qawali’ program by Pakistani artistes in Delhi. Hundreds of people signed the petition. Recently, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) had held a press conference in Mumbai and warned to stage intense agitations if the proposed programs were not cancelled. HJS is creating awareness amongst devotees in this connection at Simhastha Parva and undertook signature drive. It has been stated in the petition that Pakistan has been constantly involved in terrorist attacks on India. On one hand, we say that Pakistan should be given apt reply and get applause from citizens and in reality, we hold discussions with Pakistan on peace; make concessions for Pakistani artists and cricketers which is an insult of Indians whose lives were sacrificed in such attacks. The new Government must give a fitting reply to Pakistan and for welfare of this country; it must show its firm stand against Pakistan by cancelling Pakistani exhibition and qawali proposed to be held from 10th to 12th September 2015.
Why is such pig-headedness shown to hold a program with enemy country when Indian soldiers are dying on border ? – Sachin Pawar
Sangli :Pakistan has been constantly firing on border; unnecessarily killing our soldiers and even citizens. Indian soldiers are fighting with Pakistan with all their might; then why is such pig-headedness shown to hold a program with an enemy country ? asked Shri. Sachin Pawar of ‘Shri. Shiva-Pratishthan’ to BJP MP Shri. Sanjay Patil. BJP MLA Shri. Sudhir Gadgil was also present on the occasion. Both of them promised to forward HJS demand to the Government. A petition was submitted by HJS to BJP MP Shri. Sanjay Patil, BJP MLA Shri. Sudhir Gadgil and former municipal councilor of BJP Shri. Makarand Deshpande demanding cancellation of exhibition ‘Shaan-e-Pakistan’ and ‘qawali’ program, ‘Ek Shaam Pakistan ke Naam’ that is scheduled to be held in Delhi from 10th to 12th September 2015. Shri. Santosh Desai and Shri. Dattatreya Retharekar of HJS were also present.
Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat
