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All India training camp of Dharm Prasar Vibhag

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Oct 19, 2008, 12:00 am IST
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A four-day all India training camp of Dharm Prasad Vibhag of VHP was held in Indore from September 18 to 21. A total of 300 workers from 35 Prants participated in the camp. Mahant Shri Amritram Maharaj of Ramsnehi sect inaugurated the camp and described the conversion as a conspiracy to destroy the Hindu culture. Speaking on the occasion Shri Mohan Joshi, central secretary of VHP, announced to start service projects in one lakh educationally and economically deprived villages of the country. He also talked about starting special campaign in coming days to bring back those who have been misguided by the alien religions. Under the first phase 200 Vanvasi villages have been selected for this purpose. He pointed out that more than Rs 20 crores are coming into India from foreign countries for conversion.

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