Reclaim Our Heritage

The Constitution of India is no holy book, it's a badly plagiarized version of Govt of India Act 1935.

It was drafted in a language which few Indians knew at that time.

The ills and inequalities faced by people has its genesis in the Indian Constitution.

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English is the only language which Indians are allowed to use in Supreme Court of India. 

This was a condition imposed by the British Parliament via Section 214 (5) of the Government of India Act, 1935

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Lord Sriram was shifted to Balalaya on 22 Nov 2019 where He will be worshipped till Garbagriha is restored.

Kottappadam Srirama temple has been lying in ruins for more than two centuries and is now being restored.

Details: https://ketto.org/kl009

BHIM/UPI: donate@hsbc

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#CodeOfDharma is a project to assimilate Dharmik traditions of Bharat in the Indian Constitution. This is the only way people of Bharat can be free and fight the colonial administration and laws that still oppress it's citizens.

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You see even our abandoned Temples looks heavenly beautiful ..

Ruins of old Jain Temple in Kumbhalgarh Fort, Rajasthan

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What is Places of Worship Act(1991)?

Passed in 1991 by the Narsimha govt, section 4 of this act says that except in the Ayodhya case, the status quo of Temples and other worshiping areas will be maintained as on August 15, 194y. No courts or tribunals can entertain cases on status of any religious place.

In plain English, it means Hindus can no longer challenge the existence of a mosque built over a destroyed Hindu temple. No Kashi, No Mathura, no other 3000 cases, in the least.
Disappointing, isn't it?

But there's hope still. Dr Swamy has written to the PM, asking for invocation of Art 25 & 26 (Fundamental right to pray) to repeal the Places of Worship Act in the parliament.

He writes :

“I write this letter to seek your direction to the Ministry of Law to effect an amendment to The Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 and in particular Section 4 which is offensive and ultra vires of my fundamental rights under Article 25 and 26 of the Constitution.

This Act was enacted by the Congress Government headed by Mr. Narasimha Rao. Fundamental Rights cannot be amended or modified by the Parliament or by any law passed by Parliament. It cannot have the overriding effect of extinguishing my fundamental right of freedom of worship under Article 25 and 26 as also faith enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution.

This makes it a part of the Basic Structure of the Constitution. Hence the Ministry of Law should bring an amendment to this Act starting that it is not applicable to those religious institutions where the question of fundamental right and faith is claimed. I shall seek an appointment with the Law Minister Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad to explain in detail this matter. I seek your intervention and appropriate direction to the Ministry of Law and Justice,” .

If the govt acts on his advice, it will pave way for another milestone in ending centuries of humiliation meted out to us via desecration of our places of faith.

'She is the sacrificer, She is the sacrificed and She is the recipient of the sacrifice'

Devi Chinnamasta, I pay homage to Her. May She liberate all beings.

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We would like to invite all followers of Sanatana Dharma to Maghamaka Mahotsav, the ancient river festival of Kerala.

Venue: Thavanur, Malappuram

Date: 10-13 Jan 2020

The festival was abruptly stopped in 1766 AD due to invasion of Hyder Ali.

UgraNarasimha Charitable Trust and Oral History Research Foundation is reviving this only river festival of Kerala.

Details and Fundraiser support: www.ketto.org/rt002

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