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NCERT Issue: HJS stages demonstrations at Bhagyanagar

August 17, 2009

Shravan Krushna Dwadashi, 5111

Know more about NCERT's controversial History Textbooks

Bhagyanagar (Andhra Pradesh): ‘National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT)’ has come out with text books on History subject wherein anti-Hindu and pro-Muslim distorted History has been published. Hindu Jajanagruti Samiti (HJS) has started a campaign against these books. Recently HJS staged demonstrations at the famous Nehru Chowk.

Hindu Ladies participated in agitation

About 55 people participated in the agitation. Important members from various organizations and parties took part; they were Mr. Bingi Narendra Gaud, the spokesperson of Shiv Sena for Bhagyanagar, Mr. Gajanan Tiwari from Bajarang Dal, Mr. Alok Shukla from Hindu Mahasabha, Mr. Rajeshwar Koneti, the President of ‘Om Navayuva Sena’, Mr. Gangadhar Gaud, a devout Hindu, Mrs. Saumya and Depti of Sanatan Sanstha, besides Mr. Vinayak Shanbhag, the spokesperson of HJS for the State of Andhra Pradesh and Mr. Nilkanth Naik, its spokesperson for Bhagyanagar.

Mr. Gangadhar Goud addressing Hindus present for agitation

Police officers signing on memorandum against NCERT's controversial History Textbooks

Highlights

A senior police official on duty advised the office bearers of HJS around 1.00 p.m. to wind up the demonstrations as it was a Friday and Muslims were expected to come out of a nearby mosque after ‘namaz’. He said that in case any of them gets angry for some reason that could lead to riots and requested them to end the agitations. (Muslims have managed to create such an aura of terror around themselves that even the police are scared of them. Why are then the Hindus lagging behind?)

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