Group Chetna had invited young and dynamic, Advocate Ankur Sharma, practicing lawyer at J&K High Court National President Ekam Sanatan Bharat Dal, for an interactive talk on, “Sanatan Indic Civilisation – threats and challenges, on 3June, at the Holiday Club, Panchsheel Enclave.
The talk was very well received by the audience. It was interesting, informative and very relevant. The focus was more on policy level rather than individual. Being an experienced Jammuite, he pointed towards the lacunas at the Indian state level and expressed an urgent need to handle these for the preservation of Sanatan Sanskriti and Sabyata.
An ex-IT commissioner, Satish Chandra Saxena from the audience pointed out at the individualistic nature of the Sanatan society and felt that this nature worked anti itself.
Being the president of ESBD, Mr Sharma briefly touched upon their seven principles (the sapt siddhant as they call) towards the end. These principles are the non-negotiable founding stones of the ESB movement. Those interested can check these on their website, ekamsanatanbharat. org Guests were charged up towards the end and had one on one discussion over sumptuous high tea.
