Vishwa Hindu Parishad Celebrates 62nd Foundation Day, Spreads Message of Religious Awakening and Social Harmony in Bhopal
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) marked its 62nd foundation day with widespread events across Bhopal, emphasizing religious awakening and social harmony.

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VHP Marks 62nd Foundation Day with Enthusiasm
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) celebrated its 62nd foundation day on September 10, 2026, in an atmosphere brimming with enthusiasm and devotion. Grand events were organized by various units of the organization across all seven blocks of District Veer Savarkar, falling under the Bhopal division.
These gatherings saw the participation of VHP office bearers, workers, members of the Matru Shakti Durgavahini, and a large number of citizens from the Hindu community. Prominent figures from society presided over these events.
Key Figures and Speakers Emphasize Sanatan Dharma
Among the distinguished guests and key speakers were Dr. Rachna Chauhan, State Matru Shakti Convenor; Jeevan Sharma, Divisional Minister; Hariom Sharma, Divisional Co-Minister; Abhishek Sharma, Bajrang Dal Divisional Co-Convenor; Nitin Sahu, District Minister; Rakesh Rayakwar, District Co-Convenor; Abhishek Kushwaha, District Satsang Head; and Praveen Sharma, District Archak Purohit. Several other senior officials of the organization were also present.
Focus on Strength and Preservation of Sanatan Dharma
During the programs, speakers elaborated on the establishment of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, its objectives, and the struggles of its glorious journey spanning over six decades. They highlighted that the organization was formed with the resolution to increase harmony, unity, and awareness about religion within the Hindu society, guided by saints.
The speakers underscored that the true strength of the Hindu society lies in its ancient traditions, values, and internal unity. Reaffirming the organization's core objectives, they stated that the preservation of Sanatan culture, awakening the society, and eradicating social evils like untouchability are top priorities for the VHP.
They urged the assembled crowds to make continuous efforts to keep the Sanatan society organized, empowered, and aware. The events also served as a platform for workers to discuss future plans.
Dissemination of Messages and Future Planning
These foundation day events successfully conveyed the message of religious awakening and social harmony among the community. Through the gatherings held in various blocks, workers also deliberated on future action plans. This celebration underscored the organization's continuity and its unwavering commitment to the Hindu society.
At the conclusion of the programs, all attendees reiterated their allegiance to Sanatan values.
