Various Hindu organisations support Sanatan Sanstha

• Resolve to protest against likely ban on Sanatan.

• Karnataka Hindus unite against likely ban on Sanatan.

Mangaluru (Karnataka) : A meeting of various Hindu organisation was held at Balambhat Hall in the city to unite against the demand to ban Sanatan Sanstha. It was decided to hold agitations on 1 October against the likely ban on Sanatan Sanstha. More than 40 Hindus participated in the meeting including Chiranjivi Yuvak Mandal, Hindu Mahasabha’s Shri. Dharmendra, Sriram Sene’s South Karnataka vice president Shri. Kumar Malemar, Hindu Yuva Sena’s district president Shri. Bhaskar Chandra, Patanjali Yoga Samiti’s district president Shri. Jagdish Shetty, Shri. Jayraj Salian from Belhatangadi, HJS district coordinator Shri. Vijaykumar and Sanatan Sanstha’s Shri. Vinod Kamat.

While narrating his experiences about Sanatan Sanstha, Shri. Jayraj Salian said, “Before coming in contact of Sanatan Sanstha, we used to resort to violent ways when we would get angry due to attacks on Dharma. But after getting guidance from Sanatan Sanstha, we have started using legal and constitutional means and we are also getting success on various occasions. Samarth Ramdas Swami and Sant Tukaram Maharaj used to guide Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the mission of establishment of Hindu Kingdom. Today in the same way, we have support of Sanatan Sanstha. If Sanatan is banned, then it will be a huge loss of Hindu organisations and devout Hindus like me.”

In this meeting, all Hindu activists participated enthusiastically and expressed their views on how they would support Sanatan Sanstha.

Highlights

1. Sriram Sene’s Shri. Kumar Malemar said, “All programs organised by Sanatan Sanstha start on the decided time, hence we all should be on time at the venue of forthcoming agitation.”

2. Shri. Dharmendra said, “All of you should once visit Sanatan Ashram. Then only you would come to know what is Sanatan Sanstha and how it works. When I visited the ashram, I felt that I have gained something that I had lost.”

3. Bhav (spiritual emotion) of all Hindus was awakened at the time of speaking in the meeting.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat