Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS), a collective of Sanatana Dharma activists, is expressing growing concern over the increasing anti-national activities in India and the election of Bharat Todo (Break India) activists to the Indian Parliament. According to Ramesh Shinde, national spokesman for HJS, Amrit Pal Singh Sandhu, a Khalistani separatist leader, Sheik Abdul Rashid, a Kashmiri extremist, and Virato Fernandez, a Congress leader who is against the Constitution of India, have been elected to the Parliament in the 2024 Lok Sabha election. Shinde pointed out that all three individuals have been identified as part of the Breaking India brigade, with Rashid being on record stating that he would not sing the national anthem.
The HJS is concerned that these individuals, who were elected on an anti-India platform, will enact legislation for Indians in the Parliament, posing a significant threat to the nation. Shinde announced that a Universal Hindu Meet is being held in Goa from June 24 to 30, 2024, to discuss the new situation and devise means to save Sanatana Dharma and form a Hindu Rashtra. According to HJS, an initiative to destroy and demolish Sanatana Dharma is underway across the world, funded by the Open Society Foundation and various Islamic and Christian fundamentalist organizations.
Ramesh Shinde of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti 2024 (Via Ramesh Shinde/Twitter)
Shinde emphasized that HJS is not against any religions, but rather advocates for equal rights and opportunities for followers of Sanatana Dharma. He argued that the Breaking India forces are spreading false and fabricated reports that non-Hindus are not safe in India, a blatant lie. Shinde believes that establishing a Hindu Rashtra is the key to preventing the destruction of Sanatana Dharma and ensuring the survival of Hindu traditions.
The conclave, which will bring together Sants, philosophers, writers, and thinkers from around the world, will focus on devising ways to save Sanatana Dharma and form a Hindu Rashtra. The participants will also discuss the importance of preserving the temple built and consecrated in Ayodhya and how it can be a symbol of Hindu Rashtra. Shinde believes that by working towards establishing a Hindu Rashtra, the HJS can ensure the survival of Sanatana Dharma and protect it from the threats posed by the Breaking India forces.
