Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha held at Chamarajanagar, Karnataka

Poush Shukla Dashami, Kaliyug Varsha 5112

Chamarajanagar (Karnataka) : The meet began on time at 5 pm with the blowing of the conch. Small children recited Vedic hymns. Mr. Mohan Gouda, Karnataka state spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti inaugurated the event by lighting the lamp. Mr. Sadashiv addressed the gathering giving details of the Samiti's mission and the various campaigns undertaken by the Samiti.

Sanatan Prabhat is a periodical that owes no allegiance to any political party! - Miss Kavita

Miss Kavita representing the strong Hindu voice periodical - Sanatan Prabhat was felicitated on this occasion. She highlighted how Sanatan Prabhat is a periodical that does not owe allegiance to any political party; It is an independent periodical that is being published with the sole objective of educating the public and creating an awareness regarding righteousness among people. It is published by the effort of seekers who do not take any kind of remuneration but do the work as their contribution to the mission of establishing righteousness, she added. She said that a large number of readers of Sanatan Prabhat have felt that the periodical has awakened the true spirit of nationalism and righteousness in them and have started participating in activities directed towards nation building and establishment of righteousness.

O Hindus! Follow righteous behavior, do Spiritual Practice and get ready to protect the nation and Dharma ! - Mrs. Suma Manjesh, Sanatan Sanstha

Mrs. Suma Manjesh of Sanatan Sanstha highlighted the present anti-Hindu activities going on at all levels in the country. She urged all Hindus to follow righteous behavior and do spiritual practice to build up their strength in order to protect the nation and Dharma.

Awake and protest strongly against the government’s contemptuous act of demolishing Hindu temples in the state! - Mr. Mohan Gouda, Karnataka spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

Mr. Mohan Gouda, Karnataka spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti expressed anguish at the current state of affairs in the country on all fronts. With regard to Hindus, he said that "The way in which the rulers of today seem hell-bent on destroying the nation as well as Hindus is making the general public wonder whether these are truly our own Indian kinsmen!" He spoke at length condemning the Karnataka government's order to demolish temples by labeling them as 'unauthorized'. He stressed how the authorities had been stopped from going ahead with this unlawful act of demolishing temples where people had come together and protested. Giving the example of the protest march held in Bangalore on 9th January 2011 he urged Hindus to face this danger unitedly and fearlessly through lawful means. This inspired the audience and consequently a large number of them stayed after the meeting to have informal discussions with the Samiti volunteers. He highlighted how the lack of religious pride among Hindus has left the Hindu temples, Hindu saints, Hindu deities, Hindu epics, in essence anything connected to Hinduism, vulnerable to attacks by all and sundry. It is high time that Hindus wake up and get prepared to emerge victorious by resisting all kinds of assaults, he urged.


The meeting ended with the singing of Vande Mataram by Mrs. Savita. The compeering was done by Mr. Shashidhar and Miss Shruti.

A large number of people stayed back after the meeting for informal discussions. This included a few active members of Bajarang Dal also.

They requested that regular classes to teach about Hinduism be started at various places in the town at the earliest. The Samiti has reassured that such classes would be started soon.

Source: Our Correspondent