Akhil Bharatiya Dharma Parliament Passes Several Resolutions to Advance the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Movement

Vrindavan, Nov 21: The Akhil Bharatiya Dharma Parliament convened at the Shri Krishna Sadhak Trust Auditorium, where thousands of saints, mahants, and religious leaders from across India gathered. The event, aimed at strengthening the movement for the liberation of Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, saw the adoption of several significant resolutions.
Inauguration by revered religious leaders: The Dharma Parliament was inaugurated with a ceremonial lamp-lighting by prominent figures, including Jagatguru Balram Baba, Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi’s chief advocate Dinesh Sharma, Swami Gopalanand Giri from Nalkheda (Madhya Pradesh), Ved Prakash Katiyar, Acharya Badrish Maharaj, and Pandit Bihari Lal Vashisth.
The Parliament passed seven key resolutions, which include: 1) Strengthening the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Liberation Movement: Advocating for a legislative approach to reclaim and liberate the site; 2) Declaring the Cow as the National Mother: Emphasizing its cultural and religious significance; 3) Abolishing the Waqf Board: Citing concerns about its role in property disputes; 4) Ban on Meat, Eggs, and Alcohol in the Braj Region: To preserve its sanctity as a spiritual hub; 5) Legislation Against Forced Religious Conversions: Ensuring protection for Sanatan Dharma; 6) Safety of Advocates for the Movement: Highlighting threats to activists like Dinesh Sharma; and 7) Unity Among Hindus for Justice: Stressing the need for collective action to uphold Dharma.
Swami Balram Devacharya Maharaj asserted that Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi must be reclaimed, even if it requires legislative action. Mahant Prahlad Das Ji Maharaj and Devanand Giri Ji Maharaj warned that suppressing the voices of Sanatan Dharma adherents could lead to unrest. Haridas Peethadhishwar Swami Radha Prasad Dev Ji Maharaj emphasized that Hinduism has always been a proponent of justice and peace, urging unity among Hindus.
Dinesh Sharma, representing the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi cause, stressed the importance of remaining united across sects and castes to ensure success in the judicial process. He reassured attendees that truth and justice would prevail.
Call for collective action: Several saints, including Mahendra Swami Parmeshwar Das Tyagi Ji Maharaj, Bihari Lal Vashisth, and others, urged Hindus to unite for the establishment of Dharma. They expressed satisfaction with the current government’s efforts but warned against any suppression of religious voices.
Distinguished attendees: The Dharma Parliament was attended by several revered personalities, including Abhijit Bisen, Swami Gyan Sagar Maharaj, Ved Prakash Katiyar, Sadhvi Pushpa Ramayani, Karm Yogi Maharaj, and others. Their collective presence underscored the importance of this initiative for the Hindu community.
The Dharma Parliament concluded with a strong commitment to advancing the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi liberation movement and safeguarding Sanatan Dharma. Acharya Badrish Maharaj, who moderated the session, reiterated the resolve of all attendees to continue their efforts with unity and determination.
This historic gathering reaffirmed the community’s dedication to justice and the protection of their cultural and spiritual heritage.