It’s necessary to work with broad vision for national interests

By Staff Reporter

Baramati (Pune): It is necessary to work with a broad vision for protecting national interests. Such exhibitions are the need of the hour to create awareness amongst Hindus. If 5-6 persons become aware and start working for Dharma, then the purpose of this exhibition shall be served, said H.H. Mohan Maharaj Kathale of Amravati. He was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the FACT produced ‘The Bitter Truth of Terrorism’ photo-exhibition organised by the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS).

This photo-exhibition which gives information about the atrocities committed by terrorists on Hindus of Kashmir and Bangladesh has been arranged at the Sridhar Swami Hall in the city’s Bhigvan Chowk. It shall remain open for all from 16th to 18th October from 10 am to 9 pm free-of-charge. The inauguration ceremony was commenced by chanting Sree Ganeshstotra. H.H. Mohan Maharaj Kathale lit the lamp (deep). At this time, Kirtankaar Kokate Maharaj of Kanheri, Shivsena District Sub-chief Adv. Rajendra Kale, HJS’ Shri. Yogesh Vhanmare, etc. were present. Kum. Anuradha Jadhav of Akhluz anchored the program. HJS’ Shri. Yogesh Vhanmare explained the objective behind organising the exhibition. 60 devout Hindus were present at this time.  

Kirtankaar Kokate Maharaj said, “Hindus should view this exhibition from the bottom of their hearts. They should unite for protecting their Deities, Nation and Religion.” Adv. Rajendra Kale said, “It is necessary not just to leave the exhibition after merely viewing the charts displayed but to make efforts to ensure that the enemy’s picture is hanged in their place.”

The function was concluded by singing of the Pasaayadaan.

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