Mangaluru: Hindu JAGARARAN VEDIKE (HJV) on Tuesday issued ‘Veer Savarkar Rath Yatra’ in Putture, condemning the incident where the Indian Social Democratic Party (SDPI) prevented the Habaka GP independence day program.
Yatra who starts from the Temple of Sri Mahalingeshwara, peaked at the office of the GP Kabaka.
The general surgeon of Dr.
M M Prasad, who marks Yatra, the Hindu word will remain strong and united.
“The Hindu community is able to face the anti-national challenges.
The incident reported in Kabaka Village should not be repeated.
It was not the Sultan, but Vinayak Damodar Savarkar who was an inspiration for Indian independence,” he said.
Heed the advice of Prasad, the participants of Yatra followed the train to Kabaka in a vehicle after the Covid-19 regulation.
Protests were also staged in front of the police station in all districts.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Activist Bajrang Dal and HJV protested in front of the bandkee police station here.
A memorandum was handed over to Mangaluru City MLA Selatan Vedayas Kamath looking for actions against SDPI members.
Kamath said: “The government is committed to act against those involved in anti-constitutional activities.
Those who opposed the independence day program in Kabaka were no different from those involved in violence in Afghanistan.
Those who violate the sovereignty of the country will be punished according to the law,” he added .
Kabaka Incident: Vedia took Veer Savarkar Rath Yatra
