Jalgaon : HJS drive for maintaining honour of national flags

Huge procession was taken out by students of 2 schools creating awareness

Jalgaon : Students of ‘L. N. Sarvajanik Vidyalaya’ and ‘Kanya Shala’ took out a huge procession on 14th August on behalf of ‘Shikshan Prasarak Mandal (SPM)’ for maintaining honour of national flags. More than 500 students joined the procession; along with Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS). The procession was started by advocate Sushil Atre, the executive President of SPM and Shri. More, SPM’s Principal. Advocate Sushil Atre said, “The anti-nationals, who are not ready to sing ‘Vande Mataram’, are required to be taught ‘Vande Mataram’ by patriotic citizens.” ‘Vande Mataram’ with all stanzas was sung while concluding the program. Volunteers of HJS also participated in the procession.

Highlights

1. Banners prepared by HJS on maintaining honour of national flags were carried by students in the procession and drew attention of all.

2. Many people recorded the procession on their cell phones and commended HJS activities.

3. Shri. More, the Principal of ‘L. N. School’ also lauded HJS activities. He even granted permission to undertake various drives of HJS in the school.

Exhibition on life style of revolutionaries at 2 schools in Jalgaon

‘Flex-board’ exhibition on life history of revolutionaries was held at Shri Swami Samartha School at Jalgaon and ‘L N Sarvajanik Vidyalaya’ under HJS drive for prevention of abuse of national flags. The exhibition was visited by 1500 students and 20 teachers. It was first inaugurated by the Principal of the school. Sanatan Sanstha’s seekers, advocate Pritam Patil, Dr. Rajendra Patil and devout Hindus Shri. Rahul Otari and Shri. Gajanan Tambat helped in arranging and explaining the subjects to visitors.

Highlights

1. Teachers showed interest in joining drive for maintaining honour of national flags,

2. Teachers liked the drive and informed HJS of their intention to organize HJS programs in their schools, in future.

3. Teachers have submitted their demand for purchase of Sanatan Sanstha’s virtuous books for the school.