Kumbh Mela : Sanatan's holy text 'Beware of plots of conversion' released

Public-release of Sanatan’s Holy text ‘Dharma-Parivartanake Danvpenchose Savadhan’

Prayagaraj (UP) : The direction in which the mission of Sanatan Sanstha is progressing is absolutely right. Sanatan Sanstha is imparting education about Dharma to Hindus and thus creating awareness among them. As a result, conversion of Hindus will never take place. I offer prayer onto God that your mission should progress onwards. In these words, Pujya Kinkar Jagannath Maharaj of Shri Shri Onkaranath Dev Ashram glorified the activities of Sanatan Sanstha.

Sanatan’s Holy text, ‘Dharma-Parivartanake Danvpenchose Savadhan’ (‘Beware of plots of conversion’) was released for public at the hands of Pujya Kinkar Jagannath Maharaj at the venue of the grand exhibition organised jointly by Sanatan Sanstha and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti in Kumbh Mela for the establishment of Hindu Nation. On this occasion, National Guide of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti Pujya (Dr.) Charudatta Pingle was present. National Organiser of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti Mr. Chittaranjan Sural felicitated Pujya Kinkar Jagannath Maharaj by waving a lit lamp around Him. The function was conducted by a seeker of Sanatan Sanstha Mr. Vaibhav Aphale. Pujya Kinkar Jagannath Maharaj said on this occasion, “Hindu Dharma is a vast religion. Hindu Dharma escorts you from birth till death. Even though, Hindu Dharma incorporates everything, Hindus blindly follow the western culture by neglecting their own Dharma. Hedonists in the same western culture could not acquire peace.” After the function was over, devotees accompanying Pujya Kinkar Jagannath Maharaj sang a devotional song ‘Hare Krushna Hare Krushna, Krushna Krushna Hare Hare’.

Source : Dainik Sanatan Prabhat

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