Hindu Sanskriti Manch, a social organization, conducted an event at Sapna Sangeeta’s Onix Hall on Thursday to screen a movie called The Kerala Story to promote love Jihad and religious conversion among the members of the Sindhi society. There were over 150 women present for the screening.
The convener of Hindu Sanskriti Manch, Ashok Khubani, addressed the audience to assert the urgency of educating the youth, and that the parents should also be mindful of who their children’s friends are to protect them from distractions and to remind them of their religious customs. Following the movie, social worker Ravi Bhatia urged everyone to take inspiration from the film.
Hindu Sanskriti Manch is an organization that was established to safeguard the Hindu identity with the belief that there is no higher responsibility than defending the nation and its values. They organized it to provide people a platform to share their views, feelings and experiences, and also to create a strengthened bond within the community. Their activities are based on several factors such as promoting Hindu culture, organizing and preparing people to become productive citizens, fighting against social evils, and rebuilding and restoring the nation.
Ravi Bhatia is a noted social worker whose efforts include engaging with individuals, organizations and institutions in order to bring awareness among the public about various social issues and develop better policies and regulations for the nation. He is a passionate presenter who believes in the power of effective communication. He has conducted various seminars and workshops to spread knowledge and motivate people to act. He has also successfully motivated a lot of youth to love their profession and detach from nonsense. His aim is to contribute to the development of the nation.
