A huge crowd gathered for the Hindu Sangam in Virajpet

Virajpet, Feb. 25: The Hindu Sangam program organized by the Virajpet Hindu Sangam Organizing Committee in Virajpet was held with great devotion and discipline. The procession, which started from the Mariyamma Temple on Telugara Street, was flagged off by the leaders of the Hindu community by offering flowers to the portrait of Bharatambe.

A huge crowd gathered for the Hindu Sangam procession that started from the main streets of the city. A festive atmosphere was created in the procession held as part of the centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Bhajan groups, doll dance artists, honey bee dance, Ummatthaat performance, various tableaus expressing patriotism, Kerala Chande, Kodagu Valaga, Gombe dance and women carrying Sahitla Kalasa participated in the procession and increased the splendor. Along with this, the bullock cart procession attracted attention as a symbol of culture.

The cultural dance of children on the stage was an attraction. Water, soft drinks, and buttermilk were distributed to those who participated in the procession. After the assembly program, food was arranged for those who gathered.

An ocean of people came from Virajpet town and rural areas beyond expectations for the procession. They stepped into the procession regardless of the heat. In addition to watching the procession, young men and women danced and danced. The procession took place from three sides of the town. From the temple of Mariyamma on Telugu Street in the town, a group from Meenupate Muthappa Temple and another group from Panjarupate Sarvodaya College simultaneously started a procession and joined the taluk ground through FMC Road at the Maha Sangam near Dodatti Chowki.

Public meeting

In the public meeting held at the taluk ground, the Pratham Go Sevak Pramukh Harish Saralaya, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's Pratham Go Sevak, said that every Hindu should unite in the concept that we are all one. Indians have taught the world culture, civilization and the art of living. If our country is to survive, Hinduism must survive. In that regard, he called on Hindus to organize.

The joint family is the greatest strength of Hinduism. The culture of living together is the source of our religion. The recent urban craze and modern lifestyle are increasing the number of divorce cases. This is a danger that is fatal to Hinduism and society. He said that the responsibility of preserving family values ​​lies with everyone.

Chief guest Dr. Matanda Ayyappa spoke and said that India cannot be imagined without Hindutva. Only when we work from the perspective of Hindutva can we eradicate some of the ills of society. We must work together. Hindutva is not a caste, it is a way of life, he said.

Leading Dr. Chendira Bopanna spoke and said that the strength that stood as a support in the difficult circumstances of the country belongs to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. He said that the role of the Sangh is immense in creating a cultured life for the people and the society in today's era when culture is moving towards perversion. Hindu Sangam Organizing Committee Virajpet Taluk President Kuppanda Rajiv Kariappa presided over the program and said that this program has been organized with the aim of further strengthening the unity, harmony, social transformation, religious and national consciousness of the Hindu society. Co-convener Hemanth, coordinators Kanti Satish of the householder, Geetha Belyappa of the house, Anil Mandanna of the Anjaparavad, Venkatesh of the Savita Samaj, P.G. Sumesh of the Muthappa Malayali Samaj, Sampi Poonachcha of the Kodava Samaj, Srinivas of Maletira, Pratap of the Kaveri Ashram were present on the stage. Former MLA K.G. Bopaiah and other dignitaries participated in the program. Report: Eeshanvi

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