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The Third All India Hindu Convention commences

By Dinesh Kamath

(Above) Picture: Inauguration of the Convention by lighting the traditional lamp.

(Above) Picture: Devout Hindus visiting the exhibition organised at the venue of the All India Hindu Convention, Mr Chittaranjan Sural of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti taking the dignitaries around the exhibition.

GOA: “Hindu sects and organisations have to blow the bugle for the second freedom struggle.” This was said by the national guide of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, H.H. (Dr) Charudatta Pingale.

He was speaking at the opening session of the Third All India Hindu Convention, organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) at the Ramnathi temple at Ponda, Goa. On the occasion, many popular Hindu leaders were present. The session was attended by 375 representatives of over 125 Hindu organisations from 20 states of Bharat, as well as from neighbouring Nations of Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. All have vowed to remain committed to bring to the reality mission of the establishment of the Hindu Nation. The Convention that started on the 20 June is going to last till the 26 June.

On the second day the subject relating to cow slaughter was dwelt upon. News channels in Bharat are under the control of Church, said Suresh Chavhanke, Sudarshan News

“News channels in Bharat are under the control of Church and, foreigners and foreign educated individuals. Therefore, the difficulties faced by Hindus are not telecast on these News channels,” said Suresh Chavhanke. “In order to change this situation and to present the difficulties faced by Hindus, a Hindu channel is essential,” he added.

In the week-long Convention, discussions will be held on various problems such as intrusion from Bangladesh, religious conversion, cow slaughter, love jihad, protection of culture, protection of temples, creating awakening about Dharma among Hindus, spread of Hindu Dharma throughout the world, providing security to overseas Hindus etc. Similarly, Common action programme to eliminate these problems will also be finalised in the Convention.