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We strongly oppose anti-superstitions Bill. If the Government presents this Bill in Legislative Assembly, it will not be passed in any case.The above firm opinion was expressed by Shri. Suresh Khade, BJP MLA from Miraj constituency.

Hindus should not rely on this promise and continue their fight, in lawful manner, till the anti-Hindu Act was not cancelled !

The Government is in favour of passing anti-Superstitions Act. This Bill will be passed unanimously in the forthcoming Assembly session, said Chief Minister Pruthviraj Chavan

All Saints and religious leaders from Hindu Dharma have tried to eradicate superstitions. The anti-Dharma Government is trying to pass this Bill under the influence of few atheists. We are always reciting ‘bhajans’ like ‘Mau Menahun Aamhi Vishnu-daas…’ etc. Now, time has come to put them into action and bring about a change amongst people.

"Anti-superstition Bill that attacks Hindu Dharma, is very dangerous. This Bill should not be passed. Sanatan Sanstha, HJS and Warakaris are trying for cancellation of this Bill. I am also making a resolve for cancellation of this Bill", said Pu. Narayan Premsai.

Anti-Superstitions Bill will be unanimously passed, said O Hindus, realize the grave adverse effects of this proposed Act and fight against passing of it with all your might !

The organisation, against which demand for imposition of ban has been made by the Maharashtra Government with the Central Government, has been opposing this Act under different names; but they don’t now have people’s support, stated Dr. Dabholkar of ANiS continuing his policy of misleading people.

Not only pro-Hindu organizations but even Congress leaders are also against the proposed anti-supersttitions Act.

Members of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) viz. Mr. Kiran Duse, Amol Wankhede, Hemant Khatri and Sanatan Sanstha’s Girish Komerwar recently met Mr. Rana and apprised him of the issue related to the Anti-superstitions Bill.

Chief Minister Pruthviraj Chavhan once again mislead the Warkari brothers and cheated them by not giving a firm assurance.

If any person cheats under the name of miracle, then it is going to be a crime under the law; but people should not misunderstand that, ‘Reading holy books of Satya Saibaba, Gajanan Maharaj will be a crime’. I am fully aware that there are 33 crores of Deities in our country, there are other deities also. People have faith in them.-Dr. Manav

It is very unfortunate that after independence, those who came to power, made no efforts to preserve Hindu Dharma. Today, one cannot teach Geeta in School; therefore, Hindus do not know what Dharma is. The above enlightening views were expressed by renowned ‘Pravachankar Bharatacharya’ S. G. Shevade

H. B. P. Shridharswami Panchgavhankar advised to members of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS). Swamiji had gone to Chandur (Bazaar) to attend a camp organized by Maharashtra Warakari Organisation. Members of HJS paid a ‘Goodwill’ visit to him at Amaravati.

A huge rally taken out by Warakaris, Saints and religious leaders reached ‘Vidhan Bhavan’ opposing proposed anti-superstitions Bill. The Chief Minister (CM) had promised to set up a coordination committee of Warakaris during the last session of the Legislative Assembly; but it has not yet been established nor has the Government withdrawn the said Bill.

Nagpur (Maharashtra) : The Bill against superstitions to be discussed in the winter session of the Legislative Assembly, has been prepared after discussing the matter with Warakaris. The Government has accepted the amendments suggested by Warakaris.