New Delhi – In a ceremony held at the Constitution Club of India to mark the birth anniversary of Veer Savarkar, staunch Hindu activist Shri. Prabal Pratap Singh Judev was conferred the ‘Hindu Kesari Seva, Suraksha evam Samrasata (Sohard) Award’. The award was presented by the organisation ‘My Home India’ in recognition of his outstanding contributions to social service, the preservation of Sanatan culture, and the promotion of social harmony.
Shri Judev has been actively continuing the historic ‘Ghar Wapsi Abhiyan’ (campaign to facilitate the return of converted individuals to Hindu Dharma) initiated by his father, the late Kumar Dilip Singh Judev. Through this campaign, thousands of converted Hindu brothers and sisters have successfully returned to the Hindu fold via Vedic mantras and traditional rituals.
An effort to follow my father’s ideals
On the occasion, Shri Judev said that receiving this honour was both a privilege and a source of inspiration for him. He stated, “My revered late father, Kumar Dilip Singh Judev, dedicated his entire life to Sanatan culture, national service, and social harmony. It is solely because of his ideals that I am striving to carry forward this campaign.”
He further added that the award has given him renewed energy and inspires him to work continuously for the welfare of society and the nation. This campaign, dedicated to the protection of Sanatan culture, service, security, and harmony, will continue uninterrupted in the future with complete authenticity and loyalty.
Present on this occasion as chief guests were Union Minister of State Dr. Raj Bhushan Choudhary, staunch nationalist saint Pu. Swami Jitendranand Saraswati Ji, Maharashtra Government Minister Shri. Jayakumar Rawal, former Union Minister and senior leader Shri. Satyanarayan Jatiya, and the founder of ‘My Home India’, Shri. Sunil Deodhar. Previously, this award had been presented to the Chief Editor of ‘Sudarshan News’, Shri. Suresh Chavhanke.
