Mangaluru, Jun 10: Around 50 Hindu organizations from Karnataka are expected to take part in the All-India Hindu Convention scheduled to be held in Goa from June 14 to 17, according to Guruprasad, state coordinator of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.
Addressing a press meet in the city on Saturday, he said that representatives from various Hindu organizations from Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Dharwad, Bagalakote, Belagavi, Bengaluru, Hassan and Tumakuru districts will be attending the four day event, which is being held for the sixth consecutive year.
He said that over around 160 Hindu organizations from 21 states across India as well as from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal with more than 400 delegates will be part of the convention aimed at bringing all Hindu groups of the country together and form a national level Hindu federation.
As per the resolutions of the previous five national level conventions of Samiti, and district level meets held in Mangaluru, Udupi, Bengaluru, Hubli, Shivamogga and Bijapur, the upcoming all-India convention will be used as a medium to reach out to the people and to prepare them to convert India into a 'Hindu Rashtra' in coming years.
Guruprasad went on to claim that even though pro-Hindu political party is ruling India for past three years, the union government has not addressed the long pending demands of Hindus.
“Issue of Kashmiri Pandits, abolition of Article 370, banning of cow slaughter across India, construction of the Ram Mandir etc remained unaddressed so far. Criticizing and pelting stones at army jawans are not being considered as anti-national acts even today,” he lamented.
Divya, an advocate of Hindutva and high court lawyer, said that around 65 lawyers also will take part in the convention and the delegates will undertake in-depth deliberations and finalise common action programme to be implemented by the Hindu organisations towards declaring 'Bharat' as 'Hindu Rashtra'.
Guruprasad added that a three day camp will be held from June 19 to 21 on the premises of Mahalakshmi temple at Bandiwade in Goa for the activists of various Hindutva groups. The activists will be trained on how to organise the campaign in the preview of the law and to prepare month wise action plan for the future.
Hindutva activists Chandra Moger, Hanumanth Kamath, Manjula Gowda and Srinivas K were also present in the press meet.
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