Protect religious places
Hubballi
Gunadharanandi Maharaj of Navagraha Tirthakshetra said that a request has been made to Union Home Minister Amit Shah to implement a new law to control hostile activities against monasteries, temples, saints and religious authorities.
Speaking at a press conference at the Navagraha Theertha Kshetra in nearby Varur on Thursday, he said, a delegation of saints including Vachanananda Swamiji, Immadi Siddarameshwara Sri, and Shanta Mallikarjuna Swamiji recently met Amit Shah and appealed for the protection of the religious site, saints, and religious authorities, and the Home Minister has also responded to this.
Some social media platforms are unnecessarily spreading misinformation against religious groups. This is causing unrest in society. They should be curbed. A case of defamation and violence should be registered against those who are defaming religious sentiments, he said.
Veerendra Heggade, the Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala constituency, will meet Home Minister Amit Shah on September 8 and provide information about the activities taking place in the constituency, he said.
On September 10, a Dharmayatra has been organized by saints and saints of all religions from the Navagraha Tirtha Kshetra to Dharmasthala. Special prayers are offered to Manjunatha Swamy at Dharmasthala to relieve suffering, he said.
Jainism has never been oppressed by Hinduism. The religious ideas of both religions are the same. Veerendra Heggade never made a distinction between Hindus and Jains. He has joined hands in the development of temples and lakes of all religions, Gunadharanandi Maharaj responded to a question.
