25th and silver jubilee celebration program in presence of respected Dalai Lama and Honorable Indresh ji

Dharamshala (KCN) :

Bharat Tibet Sahyog Manch its 25th Foundation Day and Silver Jubilee celebrations at the Dalai Lama Temple in McLeodganj, Himachal Pradesh. This platform was established in the presence of fourth respected senior campaigner of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Shri Rajendra Singh ji alias Rajju Bhaiya and fifth respected campaigner Sudarshan ji and Dalai Lama.Which is presided over by Honorable Indresh ji, senior campaigner of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
In today’s Foundation Day program, the current National President Honorable Indresh ji, National General Secretary Honorable Pankaj Goyal ji, National Vice President Gajendra Chauhan ji and National Minister Pramod Goyal ji and His Holiness Dalai Lama ji and Provincial President Monika Jain from Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh Current MP Kishan Kapoor and other state officials were present,Along with this, all the Tibetan residents of Himachal Pradesh also attended the program in a large number, Buddhist monks were also present in the program,
In the second phase of the program, Preeti Sagar ji, who is conducting the stage, welcomed the guests on the stage and started the program with Vande Mataram song.
In the program, all the executive members of the Bharat Tibet Sahyog Manch together welcomed and honored the Dalai Lama by garlanding him with a huge flower garland.In the next round of the program, Honorable Indresh Kumar ji told in his lecture that we need to establish non-violence, non-violence, and friendship and in this war, I want to start Buddhism, so that we can establish non-violence, non-violence, supreme religion. Because today our society does not need Ravana and Kansa, our country needs Ram and Krishna, instead of wishing for war, I want to wish for Buddhist So that peace can be established all over the world, as well as we all urge all the powers of the world to come together and help the Tibetan people to get their fundamental rights, autonomous and freedom, as well as I will cooperate with that organization who has been helping the Dalai Lama for years to get his fundamental Right Today, in this rich gathering, I want to broadcast a proposal here that China should stop its conspiracy and return their fundamental rights to the Tibetan people, so that the Tibetan people are not expelled, but become residents and build Tibet. Along with this, Honorable Indresh ji gave slogan to all Tibetan and Indian people today, Jai Bharat Jai Tibet,
In the second session of the lecture, His Holiness the Dalai Lama told that when he had come to India from Tibet Then Jawaharlal Nehru ji had given him approval to stay here, but I am thankful to India that India gave me complete freedom and complete freedom to follow my Buddhism and spread its ideas. And I would urge Indian people to study 300 Sutras and Shastra books written in Buddhism and by studying more and more your spiritual power will prevail,Along with this, I visited many places in India and met many scholars of India and I am happy to know that there Buddhists give equal importance to science, along with this, I am also grateful to Bharat Tibet Sahyog Manch, thankful that there so many years He is with us day and night to help Tibetan people, along with this I am also thankful to Honorable Indresh ji Honorable Mohan Bhagwat ji After this, National Vice President of Indo-Tibetan Cooperation Forum and Vice-Chancellor of Haryana University, Gajendra Chauhan, while congratulating Tibet Forum, also expressed gratitude and appreciated the work, said that today Tibet Forum helps Tibetans across the country and their working to preserve the Culture In the third session of the programme, the office bearers of all the provinces honored the guests on the stage and presented them with Momentum.
Thereafter, President of Madhya Bharat Prant Monika Jain, Advocate, honored Himachal Pradesh MP Kishan Kapoor by presenting him a Momentum and Honorable Indresh Kumar, a senior disciple of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The program was concluded with the National Anthem of India and Tibet.