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A Long Time Pillar of Ram Temple is no More?

Former BJP MP Poojaneeya Mahant Yogi Avaidyanathji , Head of Gorakshpur

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Poojaneeya Mahant Yogi Avaidyanathji?

A Long Time Pillar of Ram Temple is no More?

Former BJP MP Poojaneeya Mahant Yogi Avaidyanathji , Head of Gorakshpur (Gorakhpur) Dharma Peeth and a long time pillar of Ram Temple movement died following prolonged illness in Gorakhpur on 12.9.2014. He was 95. Paying floral tribute to him , the VHP International Working President, Dr Pravin Togadia said, “Param Poojaneeya Mahant Yogi Avaidyanathji has been an inspiration of lakhs of people like me. When not many were coming ahead to protect Hindu Dharma from various socio-political attacks, Mahantji stood strong like a rock behind Hindus. He was the 1st President of the ‘Dharmasthaan Mukti Yagna Samiti’ established by the Dharmasamsad in Delhi in 1984. This Committee was established to free Kashi, Mathura and Ayodhya temples from the invaders’ encroachment. Mahantji, while leading Gorakshnath Mutt to today’s glory, also stood for Samarasta (Cohesive Society) insisting and emphasising on eradicating untouchability from Bharat. I met him many times and whenever we met, I learnt a new dimension of the aspects I knew. He had a mother’s love in his heart and a warrior’s fire in his belly. Bharat will miss him; Hindus will miss him. The real tribute to Poojaneeya Mahant Yogi Avaidyanathji would be to build Bhagwan Sri Ram’s grand temple at Ayodhya at the earliest and to join in the Samarasta Movement to create a cohesive Bharat, safe for all Hindus as ONE.”
Avaidyanathji was elected MLA from Maniram Assembly segment five times – 1962, 1967, 1969, 1974 and 1977. He was elected Lok Sabha Member from Gorakhpur as an Independent candidate in 1970 and won again in 1989 as candidate of Hindu Mahasabha. He was elected MP from the same seat in 1991 and 1996 as BJP nominee.
Mahant Adityanath took deekhsha from Avaidyanathji in February 1994 and now has been declared as his successor.
                                                                       —Bureau Report

 

Lectures on National Security by FINS in Kota?

‘ Nation First, Myself Last’ is the Rashtra Dharma today                

—Dr RC Bajpai ?

Kota unit of Forum for Integrated National Security (FINS) organised a lecture series in different universities and educational institutions of the city from September 10 and 11 to educate the youth about different aspects of national security. The key speaker was national vice president of the FINS and former Air Marshal Dr RC Bajpai. Formed in 2003 involving intellectuals, retired army officers, police and administrative officers, jurists, defence experts, etc the FINS has units in more than 15 states. RSS Kshetra Bauddhik Pramukh Shrivardhanji was also present at a lecture.
Speaking at Modi Institute of Management and Technology Dr Bajpai on September 10 said the feeling of ‘Nation First, Myself Last’ is the Rashtra Dharma to be followed by every citizen of the country. He educated the youth about both external and internal threats to the country’s security and also their role as an awakened citizen. He stressed the need that the citizens should own the responsibility of fighting against terror threats posed by the neighbours. Speaking at Government College the same day Dr Bajpai said growing infrastructure by China at border is a big threat to India. Addressing a gathering at Kota University on September 11, Dr Bajpai said apart from army, the youth too have a significant role in defending the nation. Presiding over the lecture, Prof Madhusudan Sharma, Vice Chancellor of Kota University, stressed the youth must know rich Indian culture.
Prof PK Sharma, who heads Kota chapter of the FINS, spoke about different angels of the threat to national security. He said Maoism, Naxalism, Separatism, Infiltration and Terrorism are claiming thousands of lives every year and the nation needs to take effective steps to curb all such threats.
                                                                   — Bureau Report?


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