Udupi (Karnataka): Under the auspicious of HJS, a Bike Rally was held in Udupi today evening at 5.00PM. The Rally was held as a part of promotion for Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha in Udupi on 17th January 2009 at 5.00PM.

The Rally commenced with worship of Dharma Dhwaja in Sree Janardhan & Mahakali Temple, Amabalpady, Udupi. Dr. Shri. Vijay Ballal, Dharmadarshi of Temple wished HJS that the Dharmasabha may commence successfully and may the Hindus get awaked by this. Later he handed over The Dharma Dhwaja to Dharmaveer and the Rally started.

Various leaders from Hindu Sanghatans Shri. Raghavaendra Acharya, Honorary President of VHP, Shri. Jalancharu Raghupati Tantri of VHP, Shri. Divakar Bhandary, Dist. Sanchalak of Bhajarang Dal, Shri. Madhukar Mudradi of Hindu Hita Rakshana Munch, Karnataka, Shri. Jitesh Kumar, State Saha Sanchalak of Sree Ramsena, Shri. Kumaraswamy of SriRamsena. Shri. Vasudev Bhat, spokesperson of Hindu Yuva Sena, Shri. Bhaskar Shetty, Legal advisor for Hindu Sanghatans, Shri. Ganapati, Jilla Sevak of Sanatan Sanstha, Shri. Rajesh Udupi, spokesperson of HJS, Udupi, Shri. Ravindra Kamath of HJS, Kundapur, Leaders of various Bhajan Mandir, Caste Sanghatans were participated in the Rally as well as in the concluding meeting.

In the concluding meeting Shri. Raghavendra Acharya of VHP addressed the gathering. He told that in the present days Hindu Dharma is getting attacked from all over. Terrorism and Conversion is a big problem for our country. And our politicians are not at all bothered about this. In order to save our Dharma all Hindus must get united and fight against these problems. He gave a call to all Hindus to gather in thousands and motivate others to attend the Dharmajagruti Sabha on 17th Jan 09.He insisted gathered Hindus it is our prime duty to attend Dharma Sabha. He also Wished all Hindus on the occasion of Makara Sankranti.

The Rally went through prime areas of the City. About 85 bikes participated in the Rally and about 200 Dharmabhimani’s present in the concluding meeting. The program concluded by singing “Vande Mataram” by Kum. Pooja Kini.