VIRAJ HINDU SAMAJOTSAVA AT MADIKERI

Madikeri Jan.19

The Virat Hindi Samajotsava organised by Madikeri thaluk Guruji centenary celebration committee was peacefully ended. All the Hindu managed shops and establishment in the town were closed today afternoon before the conference commenced. Huge procession moved in the town with Saffron flags. Thousands March fasted with slogans supporting Hinduism..

The procession moved from Banni Mantap near Gaddige. The people gathered at Gandhi Maidan, Madikeri. The whole town was decorated with safftron papers, banners, flags..Various folk dances,playing of musical instruments were the attraction in the procession.

Narayananda Swami of Shri Siddarudashram, Cherambane, Swami Anandathirtha of Bhagamandala, K.S.Devaiah, the kodagu Vishwa Hindu Parishath Unit president, Macharanda Mani, the kodagu unit RSS Chief, Govidaraju, the Dharma Guru of Shri Rajeshwari temple were present..Shri Charamurthy Shivarudra Mahaswamiji of Belur Mutt, Bangalore blessed. the audience. He called for awareness among Hindus.

Dr. prabhakar Bhat, the the RSS Karnataka South region chief analyzed the present political affects on the real life of an Indian. We should forget casteism mentality in the interest of the unity of the community as a whole he called. Fight against the conversion should start.. We confirm the renovation of Ayodhya Ramamandira, Kashi Shri Vishwanatha temple and Mathura Shri Krishna temples- assured Prabhakar Bhat.

The untouchability should go once for all. common family planning should be implemented, Cow slaughtering should be stopped. Vande Matharam should be followed =said parabhakar Bhat. More than 90 thousand innocents lost their life due to terrorism in India; The prime minister show his patience to retain his seat ignoring the affect of the terrorismBhat alleged This should be stopped he opined

Biddanda Nanjappa, the Thaluk Committee president welcomed the gathering.G.T.Raghavendra compeered the programme. Palanganda Appanna thanked..

PHOTOS CAPTION

1.Procession

2.Function-Speakers on the dias