Bajrang Dal has announced mass ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ recitation across the country on May 9 against the Congress. The Congress’s promise to ban Bajrang Dal in its Karnataka election manifesto has heated up politics in the country. Bajrang Dal has called it unfortunate and malicious.
National convenor of Bajrang Dal Neeraj Dauneria said in a press conference organized in a hotel in Surat on Sunday that the Congress has done a shameful act of banning the patriotic organization Bajrang Dal in its Karnataka election manifesto by comparing it with the PFI. Bajrang Dal has been established since the time of Shri Ram Mandir movement in 1984. This organization is always leading in the protection of Hindu interests and Sanatan Dharma. The organization works across the country under its service, security and values. Bajrang Dal is known for organizing service events across the country. The basic aim of Bajrang Dal is to protect the Hindu values of life. It works across the country with the slogan ‘Gay Nahi Katne Denge, Desh Nahi Batne Denge’.
He said that the Hindu society would definitely teach a democratic lesson to such an insult. He said that don’t all these leaders see that Bajrang Dal is engaged in many types of service works across the country like cow protection, girl protection, blood donation, protection of Math temples and religion and stopping religious conversion?
He said that Bajrang Dal discharges its social responsibility by organizing blood donation camps across the country on November 2 and collecting thousands of units of blood. He said that on Tuesday, May 9, 2023, Bajrang Dal will create a mass awareness of Hanumat Shakti through the collective Hanuman Chalisa across the country ‘Kumati Nivar Sumati Ke Sangi’. The units of all the provinces of the country have been informed about this. Hanuman Chalisa will be recited in the temples of all the districts, major centers of metropolitan cities, blocks and towns on May 9 in every village under the leadership of the heads of the three South Gujarat provinces, Central Gujarat and Saurashtra provinces of Gujarat. Bajrang Dal’s Gujarat state convenor Bhaveshbhai Thakkar, South Gujarat convenor Kamleshbhai, Chandrakant Upadhyay and Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s C.P. Vanani were present.
