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stanley cup ni, Hindu Jagran Manch, Arya Samaj Pratinidhi Sabha, and Sanatan Dharma Pratinidhi Sabha. Many Hindu seers also participated in it. In protest against portraying Hindus as violent and insulting them in Parliament, the Hindu Shakti Sangam programme was organised by the Sarva Hindu Samaj at the Constitution Club on Tuesday, the organiser of the event said in a statement, without naming Gandhi. Through its Aakrosh Sabha protest meet today, the Sarva Hindu Samaj has given a clear warning to all the anti-Hindu forces who are constantly insulting the Hindu society and Sanatan Dharma inside and outside Parliament, that they should not test the patience of the Hindu society and consider its tolerance and brotherhood its weakness, it added. The protest meet comes days after Gandhi, while speaking in the Lok Sabha, launched a no-holds-barred attack on the ruling BJP on July 1 and said the leaders of the saffro Lqsf Tribal affairs should be handled by Brahmins or Naidus: Union Minister
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