HJS website visitors create awareness to prevent abuse of national flags !

Magh Shuklapaksha 2, Kaliyug Varsha 5115

(From Left) Superintendent of Police  Shri. Ranajit Minz, Shri. Buddhinath Pal and Shri. Tapan Kumar

Jamashedpur :  Shri. Tapankumar from Amarapara, Dumka, Jharkhand,  visitor of website of HJS,  went to the local police station along with his 4 associates when he learnt about HJS drive to prevent abuse of National flag on the occasion of Republic Day and submitted a representation to Superintendent of Police, Ranajit Minz. Bablu Mandal, local office bearer of VHP, Shri. Buddhinath Pal, Lukhiram Devra and Shamsundar Bhagat were present on the occasion. It may be mentioned here that when Shri. Tapan Kumar visited HJS website, he took action within 3 days. He told HJS members that it was not work but it was his duty to do so. Shri. Dheeraj Das, a devout Hindu from Jagdalpur, Chhattisgad, who had visited HJS website, heard about students from local schools being explained the subject under ‘Rashtreeya Hindu Andolan’s drive and he met activists of a local organization called ‘Dharma Seva’ and arranged to collect national flags thrown on roads on 26th January; depositing them with local police station.

Shri. Nitin Singh from Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh, another visitor of HJS website, is a Vice President of ‘Bharateeya Vidyarthi Parishad’. He planned to prevent abuse of national flags by approaching people including local newspapers.

Awareness created amongst students from schools at
Jamashedpur and Dhanbad by submitting representations and through handbills

HJS contacted 10 schools from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand and 5 schools from Dhanbad and created awareness amongst 8000 students about maintaining honour of national flags. Students were instructed during prayers; handbills were displayed on notice boards giving information on how to preserve honour of national flags. Shri. Ashutosh, Principal of D. A.V school from Dugdha got a flex board printed on the subject of honour of national flag and displayed it in the school.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat