Dharmajagruti Sabha in Kolhapur on 11th December
More than 115 two wheelers participating spontaneously in the vehicle rally prganised on the occasion of Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha !
Kolhapur – Kolhapur District is considered to be sacred due to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj treading on it. Shivaji Maharaj was residing on many forts then. Some organisations are criticising Hindu Dharma, nation, Deities deliberately in this land of Shivrai; but it will not be tolerated any more henceforth. This is roaring of Hindutva. Hindu nation is bound to come through the medium of the sabha, said Mr. Sarad Mali of Shivpratishthan here. He was addressing the rally organised on the occasion of the Dharmajagruti Sabha to be held on 11th December.
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The rally commenced at 11 a.m. after worshipping the Dharmadhwaj (Flag) at Mirajkar Tikati (Sheshshyi Vishnu Mandir) at the hands of Mr. Maruti Yadav, the city chief of Shri Sect and his wife Mrs. Sudha Yadav. Prists guiding the ritual were from Jilha Brahman Sangh, Kolhapur. After passing through various roads in the city, the rally culminated again at Mirajkar Tikati. More than 115 two wheelers and 5 cars participated in the rally. The rally exhibited thrilling enthusiasm of devout Hindus.
Highlights
1. Mr. Omraj Uday Malawade of Shivkarya Drum Group from Hupari had participated with his bullet motorcycle.
2. Seekers of the Shri Sect gave saffron caps to the participants.
Rally welcomed at various places !
Prominent residents of Rajarampuri 5th lane, Bindu Chowk, Shivsena branch, Shahupuri 4th lane welcomed the rally by revolving a lamp around the flag and by offering garland.
The tree at Miirajkar Tikati showered its leaves just like flowers on seekers when they returned there after the rally.
At the end of the rally, child seekers presents a short play in which they had dressed like Jijamata, Subhashchandra Bose, Shirish Kumar, Swatantrayveer Savarkar. This play depicted the attacks on the nation and Dharma, the importance of abiding by Dharma, sacrifices of the revolutionaries etc. This play won the hearts of the gathering. Two young ladies were very much impressed by the presentation of the play as they remarked that this was a very good way of explaining Bharatiya culture and they had learnt about our culture thereby.
Thoughts expressed by dignitaries ….
Kiran Duse of Hindu Janajajgruti Samiti (HJS) invited the gathering to attend the Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha to be held on 11th December in large numbers to unite to oppose the attacks on Hindus. He said that jihadi terrorism, love jihad, conversion, murders of Hindu leaders and Saints, Deities’ denigration through various means, destruction of idols, hurdles in pilgrimages, riots by fanatics during Hindu festivals were the serious problems before Hindus and with a view to overcome them and to protect Hindu Dharma, abiding by Dharma and unity among Hindus were very essential. The Dharmasabha was being organised in that regard only. He appealed to all to attend the sabha in large numbers.
In order to strengthen women, the women should attend the sabha in large numbers and show to the public their power through their unity, said Ms. Pratibha Tavare, Ranaragini wing.
Marvelous slogans giving in the rally …
1. Na kazi ka na gazi ka ye desh hai Shivaji ka !
2. Kaun chale re kaun chale, Hinduonke sher chale
Devout Hindus representing various sects participated in the rally wholeheartedly.
Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat