Byadgi (Dharwad, Karnataka) : On 25th November, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) organized a Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha (Sabha) at Sri Siddheshwar Kalyan Mandap, APMC Yard at 6.15 p.m. Sriman Niranjan Pranavanand Swarupi Sri Guru Guddalishwar Mahaswami from Hosritti, District Haveri inaugurated the sabha by lighting lamp. Shri. Pramod Mutalik, the Founder-President of Sriram Sena, Shri. Guruprasad of HJS and Kum. Priyanka Swami of Sanatan Sanstha addressed the Sabha. More than 800 devout Hindus participated in this Sabha.
Highlights
1. Local devout Hindus extended all help taking initiative in the absence of Samiti’s activists at Byadgi. They participated in different sevas like publicising the Sabha in the surrounding villages, providing vehicles for seva, arranging for food, providing hostel rooms free of cost, arranging a two-wheeler procession and sponsoring flex boards; displaying them at various places etc.
2. One devout Hindu was explained importance of chanting Kuldevata’s name during propagation so he was very happy and promised to start chanting his Kuldevta’s name from the next day. On meeting him after two days, he said that lot of change has occurred in him and he felt very happy. In BJP working committee’s meeting held after 6 days, HJS members were invited to explain importance of Dharma-sabha. 200 persons attended the program. This person explained about changes in him owing to chanting and appealed to everyone to start chanting their Kuldevata’s name.
3. People who attended the ‘sabha’ from a nearby village arranged for their own transport.
4. In a review meeting held after the sabha, around 200 people participated. A devout Hindu said he would stop interacting with fanatics.
5. Shri. Mutalik appealed to the people for buying at least one book and product from the exhibition so as to fulfill the objective of attending sabha.
6. Staff of the local intelligence department made arrangements to provide lemonade to the people participating in vehicle rally.
7. Few devout Hindus appealed to hold similar sabha at their village.
Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat