Hindu Samhati distributes blankets to needy Hindus in Nadia

Democracy stands for Service not Speeches

Democracy in any nation doesn't denote mere speeches or insensate services to indigenous people, especially people belonging to the lowest stratum of the society. Unless wretched people are bettered, there is no future. In contemporary India, dashing hopes of founding fathers of Constitution of India, this has been the trend; myriad instances are there to prove how political or social originations go on delivering mere speeches leaving commoners high and dry.  No differences are witnessed on national holidays even; leaders who grace the daises continue doing the same while hapless people look on them helplessly.

Hindu Samhati, ever since its commencement, has been against this pernicious mindset completely and the best instance of it remains distribution of garments, relief among poor Hindus whenever necessary. A perfect specimen of “Daridra Narayan Seva” as propounded by Swami Vivekananda a century ago.

With this end in view, on January 26, 2013, Hindu Samhati distributed blankets to poor Hindus inhabiting village: Sonadanga, close to Mayapur, District: Nadia.

Leaders of Hindu Samhati who presided the meeting included Bikarna Nasker, Sundar Gopal Das and Dipak Sanyal.

Hindu Samhati, in a nutshell, brought forward the ideal meaning of patriotism.

Janani Janmabhoomischa Swargadapi Gariyasi – Mother and Motherland are superior to Heaven.

Hindu temple robbed in Hasnabad

Thefts at Hindu temples are rampant throughout Bengal and with the indifference of police and administration, the number is rising overly. The grievous saga is not limited to any particular district but is extending far and wide.

While a series of burglaries rocked Malda a few days back, now it is the turn of a Hindu temple in Bishpur Majherpara, a village under jurisdiction of P.S. Hasnabad, District: 24 Paraganas (North).  

The village is known for the Kali temple of Manimohan Memorial Trust far and near. And that temple was targeted on January 25, 2013 at dead night.

It has been learnt that valuables along with gold jewelries worth Rs. 1 lakh has been stolen.

An official complaint has been lodged by Manimohan Memorial Trust; police is yet to get the culprits.    

Hindu Samhati regularly monitors and reports violations against Hindus in West Bengal. We also work with both governmental and NGO agencies for proper education on protection and ensure remedies to the Hindu populace as per prevailing law of the land.

Hindu Samhati wins decisive struggle in Jibantala

Muslim ruffians overwhelmed, remain dejected  

Not even a day passes in the realm of Jibantala, District: 24 Paraganas (South), when Muslim ruffians miss a chance either to malign Hindus or injure them directly. Even after lots of pleas to the local police and administration, the situation remains same and how the same Muslim assailants roam freely with police personnel are perceived almost daily. Hindus, after being betrayed a lot, have decided not to give in and struggle till the last. This mantra propounded by Hindu Samhati has been influencing Hindus substantially; their desperate struggles in every corner prove the same.    

The village of Middeypara, under jurisdiction of Panchayat: Atharobanki, P.S. Jibantala, District: 24 Paraganas (South) remained witness to such a flare-up on January 21, 2013. The problem that was intensified with the sudden and fierce attacks of Muslim radicals on Hindus was calmed down by Hindus responding with same fury and vigor finally.

Hindu-Muslim brush started (on the same day) once Ajay Mandal, Hindu youth in the village, was caught by Muslims while he was fishing in the canal close to the public road adjoining Atharobanki. Ajay was maimed virtually and the Hindu woman who tried her best to save him was also assaulted.   

                                              

When other Hindu youths inquired the reasons behind their anger, no less than 300 Muslims chased them with lethal weapons including bombs. But the terrible Hindu defence that came forth (as a result) was beyond imagination of Muslim toughs; they were not taken aback only but had to retreat shamefully also.  Later on, to tackle the situation along with combative Hindus (without doubt), a large police contingent including 6 cars of RAF was deployed. Both OCs of P.S. Jibantala and P.S. Basanti visited the spot as well.

On January 22, 2013, in the morning, Hindus from Middeypara went to P.S. Jibantala to lodge an official complaint against Muslim toughs. They were told there that a peace meeting to restore normalcy in the very locality would be convened at 5 pm on that day.  

The meeting commenced on 5 pm and was attended by high-ranking police officials of both P.S. Jibantala and P.S. Basanti together with Shaukat Mollah, president – TMC, Canning II and Mannan Sheikh, president – TMC, Block: Basanti.

Gautam Ray of Hindu Samhati stole the show through narrating Hindu anguishes (going on for years) and the antipathy of police and administration towards Muslim persecution on them in the area and its vicinity.  

The thrust of heartrending speech made people, especially Muslim political leaders, tight-lipped; Muslim assailants were asked to seek forgiveness from Hindus. They asked for forgiveness to all, especially the Hindu woman assaulted while striving to save Ajay Mandal. The peace meeting agreed to deal with any such untoward incident in future sternly.    

Hindu resolve crushes Islamic bids to seize Hindu temple in Basanti

When on earth Hindus remain united and fight with vigor, they have the taste of triumph; this has been the lesson of history and Hindus inhabiting the village of Gagramari, P.S. Basanti, District: 24 Paraganas (South) are having it at the moment.   

The village of Gagramari is known to have a temple of Shitala Mata for decades. The temple is highly revered in the neighborhood too and a vast land worth 15 bighas is dedicated to Devi all together. However, the same land has been the bone of contention in the village. Muslim radicals in the locality are trying to acquire both temple and land by any means and with this end in view, they are leaving no stone unturned to foment troubles in the village ranging from harassing Hindus regularly to taking help of Muslim toughs of other villages at times.

There have been some other nefarious developments as well. A Hindu individual inhabits a part of temple’s land forcefully and according to Hindus in the village, he is none but a paid agent of Muslims. The pressure of Muslims was realized first when Hindus were prevented from entering the temple in the beginning of January, 2013.

Sensing more such dangers (in the offing), Hindus in Gagramari contacted local activists of Hindu Samhati. To boost their confidence, Hindu Samhati activists decided to enter the temple premises along with Hindus of Gagramari on January 10, 2013. And it became unbearable for Muslim radicals. While Hindu Samhati’s activists with Hindus of Gagramari were returning from the temple, they were stopped by Islamists and their Hindu agent leading to a battle royal altogether. Muslims were heard to threaten Hindus that they would suffer dire consequences if the temple was entered after January 13, 2013.

IC of P.S. Basanti was informed of the Islamic warning straight away; he assured Hindus to adopt necessary actions before long.   

Defying the threat of Muslims, hundreds of Hindus of Gagramari, led by Hindu Samhati’s activists, went to the temple of Shitala Mata on January 13, 2013 and performed Puja with splendor. Not a single Muslim dared to interfere.

To fortify the temple’s infrastructure, the temple committee has decided to fence the entire property. It has also been learnt, all fishes of the large lake (next to the temple) have been caught and fencing is on the way.

Hindus are keeping a tight watch while Muslims fear to disturb them even.      

Hindu Samhati’s meeting in Minakhan earns great success

On January 13, 2013, Hindu Samhati organized a street corner meeting at village: Fulbari, P.S. Minakhan, Subdivision: Basirhat, District: 24 Paraganas (North). The meeting was presided by Rahul Bhuiyan, Debasish Chakraborty and Biplab; more than a hundred of Hindus joined the meeting.

While speaking on the meeting, Sri Brajen Ray, vice-president of Hindu Samhati, narrated how Muslims throughout Bengal are exerting pressures on the state government relentlessly to have their own demands.  Hindus, to end this burgeoning crisis, have got to rise up, be outspoken and come under a single fold despite differences, whether political or any other.

The Hindu gathering paid homage to Lance Naik Sudhakar Singh and Lance Naik Hemraj Singh, two valiant Indian soldiers murdered grievously during latest violation of ceasefire by Pakistan at LOC, as well. People, there, were found to state Government of India must let its army enter the Pakistani mainland before long and avenge such Islamic brutality going on for centuries.

Debasish Chakraborty, distinguished activist of Hindu Samhati in the locality, while speaking to the audience, said how Hindus are being persecuted regularly in different Hindu-dominated villages in area under P.S. Minakhan – Muslim radicals and also persecutors are being helped by police and administration sneakily to subdue Hindus.  

He asked Hindus to join Hindu Samhati en masse to quash rising Muslim terrorism in the locality and also in Bengal. 

Hindu Samhati regularly monitors and reports violations against Hindus in West Bengal. We also work with both governmental and NGO agencies for proper education on protection and ensure remedies to the Hindu populace as per prevailing law of the land.

Two Kali temples robbed in Hedia, Jibantala

Two startling thefts at two Kali temples in village: Hedia, P.S. Jibantala, District: 24 Paraganas (South) have rocked Hindus living there. The venerated temples, existing there for decades, are visited by Hindus regularly to perform Puja and are also regarded as stronghold of Hindus living in the village and its neighborhood. Along the lines of conventional Hindu beliefs, jewelries (of both gold and silver) are donated handsomely by Hindus; a fact known to all in the environs.

Nevertheless, Hindus (depending  on God’s grace much) didn’t feel it necessary to fortify the temple’s security and taking advantage of the same, the nefarious design to rob the temple and also to implement it perfectly took place on January 1, 2013 at 2 am.

It has come to knowledge, diadems of Goddesses worth 1.5 kg, jewelries (of both gold and silver) worth 30 gm., utensils made of brass and bell metal have been stolen.

Hindus in the village have lodged an official complaint to P.S. Jibantala. But police is yet to act.

As a result, Hindus smell a rat; the majority of them feel a clandestine liaison exist between police and thieves, nothing but Muslims. Hindus are simply hapless while the local administration continues to betray them in each and every manner.  

Hindu Samhati honors Swami Vivekananda, Indian soldier martyrs vigorously in Bagnan, Howrah

Hindu Samhati’s valorous commemoration of 150 th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda has stirred  different parts of Bengal at the same instant and the prime of it became apparent in Bagnan, Howrah on January 12, 2013.

A large procession, under the leadership of Sri Tapan Ghosh, president – Hindu Samhati, started (on the very day) from the level crossing of Bagnan at 4 pm and ended at the main bus stand of Bagnan at 6 pm.  The huge procession, comprising youngsters mainly, travelled past the Library Road, NH - 6, Station Road and Thana Road impressing onlookers a great deal.

It is worthwhile to mention, the huge procession included 2 finely decorated tableaus – while one was having baronial pictures and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, the other one included pictures of Sri Balasaheb Thackeray, Hindu Hridaysamrat who left for the heavenly abode recently. A separate banner depicting pictures of Lance Naik Sudhakar Singh and Lance Naik Hemraj Singh, valiant Indian soldiers martyred in the latest Pakistani bid to violate ceasefire at LOC, was also witnessed.

People in throngs were found both to appreciate the endeavor and paying floral tributes to pictures of Swami Vivekananda and Indian martyrs.   

Anti-Pakistani slogans prevailed the procession and also the meeting place.

Sri Tapan Ghosh, through his valiant and inspiring speech, made the attendees realize how India is becoming a stronghold of Jihadis, ominous influence of mounting Islamic fundamentalism (in every capacity) and unless Hindus turn out to be warring community, it is difficult for them to exist, let alone living peacefully and excel in any discipline.