Draft Constitution for Hindu Rashtra announced at the Kumbha Mela

Prayagraj – At the Kumbha Mela, many Saints have publicly demanded that India be declared a Hindu Rashtra. Amid this growing demand, the Shambhavi Sena Peetha, the original seat of Jagadguru Adi Shankaracharya, has announced the Draft Constitution for the future Hindu Rashtra. On 24th January, Swami Anand Swaroop Maharaj, the Peethadheeshwar of Shambhavi Sena and President of the Armed Kali Sena made this announcement during a press conference.

Shambhavi Peethadheeshwar and President of the Kali Sena, Swami Anand Swaroop Maharaj @kalisenachief announces a draft version of the Constitution of the Hindu Rashtra at the #MahaKumbh2025

After 1976, the Constitution was amended, and the word ‘secular’ was added to… pic.twitter.com/zoBH9teoQ3

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) January 24, 2025

Details shared during the press conference by Swami Anand Swaroop Maharaj :

1. To preserve the unity and integrity of India, declaring it a Hindu Rashtra has become necessary. The draft has been prepared by religious scholars, intellectuals, judges, and advocates.

2. In the Hindu Rashtra, the governance system will follow the principles of religious scriptures. The draft provides detailed information on what powers will be vested in whom.

3. Changes made to the Constitution after 1976, particularly the addition of the word ‘secular,’ were a blow to India’s culture. This conspiracy was designed to destroy Hindu Dharma in a predominantly Hindu nation.

4. At the time of Partition, Pakistan was created for Muslims. It was then necessary to declare a Hindu Rashtra for Hindus.

Convention of Saints on 1st February

A Sant Sammelan (Convention of Saints) has been organised on 1st February. The convention will deliberate on topics such as:

“What should be the governance system in the Hindu Rashtra ?”
“What mindset should spiritual leaders, Saints, and mahants have in the Hindu Rashtra ?”
“Considering the current disorder in various Akhadas, is it necessary to restructure all Akhadas ?”

Signature campaign for Hindu Rashtra across 108 locations

From 25th January, a signature campaign will be conducted at 108 locations across the Kumbha Mela. Devotees will be informed about why a Hindu Rashtra is necessary, and their signatures will be collected on a memorandum demanding the declaration of a Hindu Rashtra.