New Delhi, 1 November (HS): The victory flag of Hindu Padpadshahi will fly at the Red Fort of Delhi. Sangh Parivar is working on a strategy to take the glorious past of Hindu kings to each & every household. The Red Fort of Delhi is going to host a monumental play on Raja Shivaji Chhatrapati on November 2 to 6.
More than 250 artists will participate in the Mahanatya. There will be a four-storey stage at the venue. An army of cavalry would be involved to bring alive the military might of Chhatrapati Shivaji. Arrangements have been made to invite 5,000 foreign guests and to show the past in drama form in various languages for foreign guests.
An organising committee Delhi will publish a book on Hindu kings in Delhi. The book will be launched from the stage of this great play. A factual narrative of the glorious history of Hindu kings', polity and economy will be in the book. This event is a medium for the country to get acquainted with the glorious history of Hindutva. After events like Kashi Corridor, Mahakal Corridor and Ayodhya's Deepotsav, it is being seen as a sequel to taking the valour, might and their glorious history from house to house.
All the verticals of Sangh Parivar all over Delhi are engaged in making this great play a grand success. Competitions on Shivaji are being held in Delhi schools. 25,000 students are participating in these competitions. Meetings are also being held with the ambassadors of other countries so that there is no inconvenience to the foreign guests.
This great play is being considered a befitting reply of the BJP to Kejriwal. The rise of Chhatrapati Shivaji and the establishment of the Maratha empire from the eighteenth century changed the political scene of India.
The rule of Chhatrapati Shivaji had re-established the old beliefs of Rajdharma. The local government got taxation powers again, which was used for the benefit of the people in general. The practice of judging by religious prejudice had come to an end. Indian learning traditions had begun to be respected. The prestige of the Dharmacharyas was restored. Thus the eighteenth century was the century of restoration of Indian rule.
Hindusthan Samachar/ Mugdha
