Hindus determined to thwart anti-Hindu Bills in HJS Sabha!

May 28, 2007

  Panvel: The secular Maharashtra government has adopted the strategy of taking over Hindu temples and other religious organisations. Government takeover of temples amounts to destroying the sanctity of temples so in other words it is an attack on the Hindu Dharma itself. Also this will result in corruption of the temple wealth and the temples will be converted into tourist spots. The trustees of temples and religious shrines should become aware of these dangers and prepare themselves to conserve this precious heritage, which is existing since ancient times. This anti- faith law aimed at destroying the faith of Hindus could result in the arrest of Hindu saints and religious leaders. These anti-Hindu laws framed by the Maharashtra government are an attempt to destroy the Hindu Dharma systematically. The public meeting held at Panvel by the HJS was to spread awareness about the anti-Hindu laws to the public and it resulted in the expression of a determined effort by all proud Hindus to get these bills scrapped.

The function was inaugurated by H.B. P. Shri Prakash Maharaj Javanjaal, President of the Maharashtra Varkhari Mahamandal by lighting a lamp amidst chanting of Vedic mantras by Shri. Prasad Joglekar and Shri. Mayuresh Godbole. H.B.P. Shri Prakash Maharaj Javanjaal was honoured by HJS Maharashtra State spokesperson Shri. Ramesh Shinde. The highlight of the function was a photo exhibition by ‘FACT’, depicting the atrocities committed by terrorists on Hindus in Kashmir titled ‘ Exposing Terrorism’ and an exhibition of pictures of the sojourn of the HJS till date.
  

H.B. P. Shri Prakash Maharaj Javanjaal, President of the Maharashtra Varkhari Mahamandal, H. H. Ambanand Maharaj of Vairaat, National spokesperson of the HJS Dr. Durgesh Samant, President and founder of the Kerala Samrakshana Samiti Shri. Mannur Ravindran, President of the Gurudwara Guru Nanak Darbar charitable trust Shri. Harchand Singh Saggu, President of the Kalamboli Gurunanak Sachkhand, Shri. Balbir Singh, HBP Narahari Maharaj Choudhary and other dignitaries also graced the occasion. Around 2500 Proud Hindus attended this meeting. The function was concluded with singing of the Pasaydan.