Hindu Jagran Manch Organizes Seminar on Akhand Bharat Remembrance Day

The Hindu Jagran Manch successfully held a seminar on Akhand Bharat Remembrance Day, presided over by newly appointed Ramgarh District President Satyajit Choudhary. During his address, Provincial Convener of Hindu Jagran Manch, Vikram Sharma, stated that they envision Akhand Bharat from Lahore to Karachi. He emphasized that Akhand Bharat is not just a dream but a living flame in their eyes, and they will achieve it. He added that they would reclaim their territory, as everything from the Indus to the Ravi belongs to their Indian land. The pain of the country’s partition can never be forgotten, as millions lost their lives in riots during the independence period. The main guest, a volunteer of Vidya Bharati and the state president of the Human Rights Council, expressed that as India is the birthplace of Ram and Krishna, no goal can remain distant from them. She highlighted that India is not just a piece of land but a divine land, and their nation is their life. District President Satyajit Choudhary addressed the audience, stating that power-hungry wolves divided the motherland during the independence era, severing their arms. He highlighted the bravery of the army in Operation Sindoor, where the soldiers forced the enemy to surrender in a short time. This proves that India is in safe hands under Narendra Modi’s leadership, and this new India will achieve the dream of Akhand Bharat. The seminar was also addressed by Dr. Apurva, Dhananjay Prasad, and Amarnath Sarkar. The successful operation of the seminar was managed by Sujit Chaurasia. Prominent attendees included senior BJP leader Rananjoy Kumar alias Kuntu Babu, Umesh Prasad, Rajiv Pamdutt, Suryavansh Srivastava, Manoj Jaiswal, Surjit Singh Chhabra, Rajesh Thakur, Surendra Sharma, Deepak Sonkar, Rohit Singh, Sachin Chandravanshi, Manishankar Thakur, Vijay Pathak, Riti Srivastava, Gayatri Singh, Mani Devi, Neha Jha, Pragati Thakur, Jiya Kumari, Anjali Kumari, Jay Kumar, Sandeep Sonkar, Pritam Kumar, Sunil Modi, Dipu Gupta, Manish Paswan, Vicky Baba, Vicky Sonkar, Surendra Sharma, Shivkumar Gupta, Shakti Srivastava, Atish Ram, Vinod Kumar, Geeta Kumari, Priyamali Kumari, Sanjana Kumari, Nisha Kumari, Amita Kumari, and many others.