Hindu Unity meet held successfully at Ambade, Pune

August 4, 2009

Shravan Shuddha Chatirdashi, 5111

Pune (Maharashtra): In a Hindu unity meeting held at Ambade, Bhor taluka, devout Hindus, who attended the meeting, made a firm resolve to prepare themselves for protection of Dharma. Mr. Vinay Panwalkar, the chief of Dharma Shakti –sena first explained the current position of Hindu Dharma in the meeting.

Mr. Lalasaheb Khopade & Mr. Vinay Panavlar at the Inauguration of Hindu Unity Meet

The meeting started with lighting of lamps by Mr. Panwalkar and Mr. Lalasaheb Khopade, the Police- Patil of Ambade followed with performing ‘puja’ of the pictures of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Lokmanya Tilak. Mr. Panwalkar, then, explained in detail, about the attacks on Hindu Dharma like denigration of Hindu deities, malpractices in public celebration of religious festivals, anti- Dharma laws, atrocities on Hindus by Muslims and Christians etc.

While explaining the grave deteriorating situation of Hindus that compelled the members of audience to introspect, Mr. Panwalkar also gave solutions to the problems like Hindus must observe their Dharma and motivate others to do so. They should get trained in self-defence and be ready to protect the nation and Dharma. Mr. Khopade, the Police-Patil assured on behalf of the natives of the village that henceforth, every effort would be made to protect Hindu Dharma. The meeting was attended by about 100 devout Hindus and it concluded with singing of ‘Vande Mataram’.

Mr. Khopade also put forth his views before the audience. He said, “I have been listening to discourses and ‘keertans’ delivered by many speakers for the past so many years. But in the last 20 years, this is the first time that I got to hear a guidance where so many topics and issues like Hindu Dharma, culture, ‘Dharmacharan’, protection of Dharma etc. were explained.  Only the members of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, who are working so selflessly, can protect Hindu Dharma.”

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