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'Undisputed' temple ! Here are the proofs !


Bhojshala is 'undisputed' temple ! Here are the proofs !

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Bhojshala Yagna Kund 'Om Saraswatai Namaha' embossed on stone (Shilalekh) 'Om Namaha Shivay' embossed on stone (Shilalekh) 'Seetaram' embossed on stone (Shilalekh)
Sculptures of Jay and Vijay on pillars of Bhojshala Temple Pillared outdoor hall of Bhojshala Sculptures of Hindu Deities on pillars of Bhojshala Temple Sculptures of Hindu Deities on pillars of Bhojshala Temple
Bell, a symbol of Hinduism, on Bhojshala temple walls Chakra, a symbol of Hinduism, on Bhojshala temple ceiling Ancient pillars in premises of Bhojshala temple

Encrochment by Muslims around Bhojshala and Namaz in Bhojshala !

Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala Namaz in Bhojshala Namaz in Bhojshala

Atrocities by BJP on Hindus ! (2013)

Banner says 'Today entry in Bhojshala is restricted for Hindus' Shankaracharya Shri Narendranad Saraswati ji kidnapped by BJP government BJP government caned Hindu brutally BJP government caned Hindu brutally
BJP government caned Hindu brutally Hindu Leaders severely beaten up 450 Hindus injured and 1 Hindu died 450 Hindus injured and 1 Hindu died

Atrocities by Governments on Hindus ! (2006)

Banner says 'Today entry in Bhojshala is restricted for Hindus' Why this large Police Force present at Bhojshala ? Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala
Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala Kamal Maulana dargah around sacred Bhojshala Peaceful Satyagrah by Hindu Devotees !

Discrimination of Hindus by Pseudo-Secular Governments !

Strict checking of Hindu Devotees Mulsims entering in Bhojshala for Namaz ! Police arresting devout Hindus ! Muslims offering Namaz in 'Police Protection'

Join hands for reinstating glory of Vagdevi and Bhojshala !

How can you contribute?

  • Awareness should be created in own region by explaining the subject.
  • Siganture drive may be undertaken through the medium of social, religious organizations so also through own community and the letter so signed can be sent to the Chief Minister.
  • Their strong feelings can be conveyed to theMadhya Pradesh Government and Central Government through letters, e-mails, 'Facbook' etc.
  • On 15th February, collective 'aartis' maybe organized in the nearby temples.
  • Participate in the functions held on the occasion at 'Bhoj-shala' .
Go to this link: http://www.hindujagruti.org/activities/campaigns/religious/bhojshala/
Shri. Navalkishor Sharma
Shri. Navalkishore Sharma

O Hindus, let us take inspiration from Shri. Navalkishore Sharma, Madhya Pradesh who has an intense yearning for protection of Dharma !

Shri. Navalkishore Sharma (35) has worked as 'Pracahrak' of RSS in Madhya Pradesh and Assam for several years. He is striving to prevent encroachment of Muslims in 'Bhojshala'. He has been undertaking this mission through a separate forum; taking into account the apathy of RSS towards this issue. He creates awareness towards the matter of 'Bhojshala' through exhibiting 'flex' boards all over the country. Unfortunately, he has to face opposition from RSS and BJP for the same, for protection of 'Bhojshala'. Shri. Sharma had participated in the 'All India Hindu Convention' held in the year 2012.

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