Maheshanand Maharaj said, “God has incarnated on this earth in the form of Sanatan Sanstha to protect Hindu Dharma. Now I will work to protect Dharma with twice the vigour.”
Mr Babu Bakale, the district president of ‘Kranti Sena, Gadag’ and Mrs Rani R Chandavari, the president of its Ladies’ Division, were present on the occasion.
Members of the Hindu Rashtra Samanvay Samiti also visited the Koramangala Police Station and filed a complaint regarding the issue.
Many activists of RSS, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), and Bajarang Dal along with devout Hindu activists participated in the demonstrations against this encroachment.
Minister Uday Samant, took a serious note of the issue and admonished the producers of this controversial play.
As the issue came to light, an agitation was staged, led by VHP’s city-president Suravarapati Tataji, demanding an immediate removal of the restaurant.
They asked, “Have you become a gorakshak ? You are doing Hindu-Hindu ?” and beat him up inhumanly. They also threatened to kill him.
Mr Kothari said that whether it is Bangladesh or Bengal, through this agitation against atrocities on Hindus, we have demonstrated the unity of the Sanatani Hindu society.
When will the government recognise the seriousness of these atrocities and take concrete action to protect Hindus ?
Hindus have never converted others, nor have they invaded any land, because such conduct is not part of their culture. However, it is the foremost duty of every Hindu to safeguard their culture.