‘Elected politicians should give priority to protection of Dharma’

Jyeshtha Shuddha Trayodashi

Bhor (Dist. Pune): Even after 60 years of independence, Hindu is still living under terror, therefore, elected representatives should give priority to protection of Dharma rather than party politics. The above statement was made by Shri. Ramesh Shinde, spokesperson of HJS in his guidance organized on the occasion of a gathering of ‘Sarpanch and Dy. Sarpanch’ held here at ‘Gangutai Pantsachiv Library’ at 3.00 p.m. Sarpanch, Dy. Sarpanch and other eminent personalities participated in the program. Discussions were also held to plan future activities of HJS.

The gathering was attended by Shri. Sampat Pawar, Sarpanch of Karnawadi, Sudam Chaudhary, Sarpanch of Vadgaondaal, Namdev Pawar, Sarpanch of Borkhurd,  Gulab Khopade, Dy. Sarpanch of Pombadi, Tushar Shinde, Dy. Sarpanch of Bazarwadi and Mrs. Phulawati Gaikwad of local Mahila Mandal.

Shri. Shinde while talking about various attacks on Hindu Dharma, said, “Elected representatives of different organizations and parties should keep aside party politics and give priority to Hinduism, to protect Hindus from attacks by followers of other religions. Hindus must gird their loins to protect their Dharma, Nation and their family members.”

HBP. Dhonde Maharaj blamed Hindus for their condition today and said that unity of Hindus was the need of the hour. The program began with performing ‘puja’ (Ritualistic Worship) of the pictures of Sree Krushna and Lord Ganapati. Introductory speech was given by Shri. Sunil Ghanavat of HJS and Shri. Vitthal Jadhav coordinated the program.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat

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