Rajasthan: 12 children of a specific community… at least 4 of ours, Dhirendra Shastri speaks on population control law

Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri has made a big statement while advocating for a population control law in the country.

Bhilwara News: Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, the head of Bagheshwar Dham, has advocated for a population control law in the country. He also warned that if this does not happen, Hindus will become a minority. Currently, there are 12 children in a specific community, and we have only two. If the law is not made, we should have at least four children. He distributed the tasks of his four children. Two became officers, one became a saint, and one managed the household. Shastri was narrating the Hanuman Katha in Terapanth Nagar on Saturday. He appealed for Hindu unity.

He said that we do not want to make our youth a mahatma or a saint. They should become a true devotee of God. Today, anti-religious activities are increasing rapidly in the country. He mentioned the incidents of cow tail cutting in Bhilwara, the murder of Kanhaiyalal in Udaipur, and the Adarsh murder case in Bhilwara. He also appealed for people to gather at one place or temple every Tuesday and Saturday to spread the message of Hindu unity.

He expressed concern over love jihad and said that we need to save our daughters. We should start giving value to our sons and daughters. Earlier, every household had the Ramayana. Now, every household has a TV, and children have mobile phones. Shastri announced that despite the government’s refusal, 12 lakh devotees had attended the Katha in Bihar. The same scene was seen in Bhilwara.