Positive response from Hindus create new energy in Amaravati

Poush Shukla Dwitiya, Kaliyug Varsha 5112

Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha on 9th January in Amaravati

Amaravati (Maharashtra): Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) will hold Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha on Sunday-9th January at 5.00 p.m. for establishment of Hindu Nation. The local Hindu brethren are extending positive support to advertise about the ‘sabha’. This has generated new energy in the city. An extensive advertising of the ‘sabha’ has been carried out in the city and rural areas surrounding the city. HJS has distributed about 30,000 handbills, 800 posters, more than 100 ‘flex’ boards displayed in temples; advertisement of the ‘sabha’ has been done even using more than 200 auto rickshaws.

More than 23 big size ‘flex’ boards have been put up in the main chowks in the city. ‘Prasar’ rallies were taken out in Badnera, old and new colonies, Navathe Amba Gate, Congressnagar, Vidyutnagar, Mahendra Colony, Ravinagar etc. including main residential colonies, meetings in many corners have been planned. Till now, 12 meetings were held in the city. Nearby rural areas like Dabha, Januna, Loni (Takali), Jalu, Malkhed, Mardi, Anjangaon Bari, Poharabandi, Belora, Kathora, Nandura have also been covered to advertise about the ‘sabha’. Local news channels and other mass media have reached the information about the ‘sabha’ to nearly 2, 50,000 people in nearby villages.

Many devout Hindus, members of Shiv Sena, BJP, Bajarang Dal, VHP, Chhava Sanghatana, RSS etc. besides many religious organizations, Yoga Vedant Samiti, Sree Sampradaya, Gayatri Parivaar etc. have joined the ‘prasar’ activities for the forthcoming ‘Dharma sabha’.

Highlights

1. Mrs. Lakshmi Sharma of Shiv Sena was inspired and held two meetings for propagation of the ‘sabha’ and promised to attend the ‘sabha’ along with her 500 members.
2. Youth members from Mayanagar listened to the topic on ‘Need for Dharma sabha’ and arranged two meeting on their own.
3. Devout auto rickshaw drivers from Dasturnagar offered to display banners of ‘sabha’ on their vehicles. Mr. Vilas Moghe, a devout rickshaw-driver, helped HJS members in identifying places where they could meet large number of drivers.

Source: Daily Sanatan Prabhat

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