Pali: Demand for protection of Hindus in Bangladesh

Pali: A meeting of the Arya Samaj was held at the Arya Samaj Bhavan on Sunday, where concerns were raised about the atrocities faced by Hindus in Bangladesh. The attendees demanded that the central government take necessary steps to protect Hindus in the neighbouring country.

Addressing the gathering, Arya Samaj President Mangaram Arya expressed his anguish over the incidents of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. He emphasized the need for unity among Hindus to protect their religion and culture.

Arya Samaj patron Dhanraj Arya said that the recent incidents in Bangladesh are a matter of grave concern. He stressed the importance of protecting Hinduism and its culture.

The organization's treasurer, Shivram Prajapat, announced that a Shravani Utsav will be organized at the Arya Samaj on the coming Sunday. During the event, Arya Veer Veeranganas will be given a collective Yajnopavit ceremony, and they will be encouraged to study Vedic literature.

Earlier, a yajna was performed at the residence of Vijayraj Arya, where Nirmala Mewada and Devendra Mewada offered ahutis. The event was attended by Arya Samaj President Mangaram Arya, Propaganda Minister Ghewarchand Arya, former treasurer Chandramaran Prajapat, Ramkishore Lakhera, Poonamdas Vaishnav, Kundan Chauhan, Ridhi Jangid, and others.

(By Rajeev Dave, Pali)