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Ratnadurg Fort
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‘A day in presence of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’ campaign of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, featuring cleanliness drive, self-defense training, and guidance receives enthusiastic youth participation.
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80 participants in attendance
The youth must contribute to the establishment of the Hindu Rashtra with the spirit of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Mavlas!” – Govind Bhardwaj, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti
Ratnagiri (Maharashtra): The campaign, ‘A day in presence of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’ received an enthusiastic response from youths across Ratnagiri, Lanja, Rajapur, and Devrukh, on 23 November at Ratnadurg Fort.
A total of 80 devout youths participated in the initiative. The proceedings began with prayers and chanting at the Hanuman temple located near the fort’s main entrance. Following this, the participants undertook a cleanliness drive on the premises and completed a tour of the fort.
Following this, a session on valour and self-defense training was conducted, after which Shri. Govind Bhardwaj of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti provided guidance on the efforts required to protect the Rashtra and Dharma, outlining potential threats and discussing remedial measures to address them.
Speaking during the event, Shri. Bhardwaj stated, “Saints have long predicted that, in accordance with the significance of the era, the establishment of the Hindu Rashtra is inevitable. However, if Dharma-loving youths participate in this cause as a form of sadhana, much like the Mavlas of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, their lives will find true meaning, and they will experience the joy of contributing to this monumental task.”
Participation from various organisations
The campaign saw participation from youths attending self-defence training classes and volunteers from the Samiti. Notable attendees included Mr. Tanmay Jadhav, Contact Head (Ratnagiri Division) of the Gad-Kille Sanvardhan Pratishthan, as well as activists from the Shivnishtha Pratishthan (Kolhapur Division)—Mr. Prabhakar Sutar from Pachal and Mr. Satish Kumbhojkar from Panutre, Panhala Taluka.
2. Govindgad (Govalkot)
