‘I will fight against anti-Hindu laws !’ – Mr. Ganesh Naik

Navi Mumbai(Maharashtra): ‘The proposed ‘governmentalization’ of temples and passing of anti-Superstitions Act will not take place and if they are passed, as a Hindu and religious person I and MLA, Sandip Naik will participate with you in the agitation against such Act.’ The above assurance was given by NCP leader and Minister for Excise and Unconventional Energy Generation to the delegation of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) and Keraliya Kshetra Paripalan Samiti. In the ‘Janata Darbar’ held at Vishnudas Bhave Theatre, Mr. Ganesh Naik was present as the Guardian-minister. The delegation met him and submitted a memorandum in view of the forthcoming monsoon session of the Legislative Assembly.

HJS submitting memorandum to Mr. Ganesh Naik

Mr. Shivaji Vatkar told Mr. Naik, “The proposed anti-Superstitions Act is in fact, against customs and traditions followed according to Hindu Dharma, Hindu culture and can put an axe on performing ‘puja’, ‘sacred fire’ etc even in the temple. The proposed Act is the same draft used for the earlier proposed Act and the Government is trying to pass the same Act by only changing the title of the Act; therefore, people are very much annoyed.”

Mr. Naik said, “Call a meeting of temple trustees from Navi Mumbai, Hindu Organizations, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), devout Hindus urgently. I will attend the meeting wherein there will be discussions on injustice done to Hindu Dharma and anti-Hindu laws and future course of action will be decided.”

The delegation consisted of Dr. Uday Dhuri, Mr. Ramesh Sanil, Mr. Rajan Bhurke, who are all members of HJS, Mr. Ravindra Mannanur of Keraliya Kshetra Paripalan Samiti and Mr. Sanjay Nikam, a devout Hindu.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat