HJS holds conference of advocates at Kalyan !

Vaishakh Shuddha Ekadashi

Time has come to work in unison to establish righteous governance – Shri. Ramesh Shinde, HJS

Kalyan (Maharashtra): People are grappled with various problems and obstacles in life because there are many misconceptions, ignorance and fear towards legal procedures amongt them. Therefore advocates should spend some time in solving problems of common man as their social obligation. Our nation could get freedom owing to great leaders like Lokmanya Tilak and Sawarkar who were thorough with the knowledge of Law. Now, it has become necessary that people from all spectrum of life come together to establish good government. These were the views of Shri. Ramesh Shinde, spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) at a conference held, on behalf of HJS, at Anjaneya Hall, Tilak Chowk in west Kalyan on 6.00 p.m.

The meeting began with Shri. Ajay Sambhus briefing the objective of holding such conference. Shri. Shivaji Vatkar, coordinator of HJS for Mumbai, Thane and Raigad districts explained various campaigns undertaken by HJS. Mrs. Bhakti Gailad coordinated the program. Further, Shri. Shinde said, “95% of the campaigns undertaken by HJS have been successful. It is because of the advocates like you who have offered most valuable guidance from time to time. The Government is using law against HJS and trying to legally prevent HJS from undertaking its mission for protection of Dharma; but activities of HJS are increasing day by day which will increase even the waywardness of the Government. We, therefore, need your participation in this ‘Dharma-karya’ of HJS. One advocate is equal to 500 workers and we must get increasing support from people from your profession.” Shri. Shinde, later, answered all queries posed by the advocates. All participating advocates decided to meet on 2nd and 4th saturday of every month and attend ‘Dharma-satsangs’ (A discourse where science underlying all rituals of Hindu Dharma is tought).

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