Bajrang bar

Bengaluru: A section of pro-Hindutva organisations in Karnataka’s Shivamogga are considering submitting a memorandum to the district administration asking it to not allow any event which “uses” women, such as fashion shows and parties that are “not in accordance with Indian culture”. This comes two days after members of the Bajrang Dal barged into a hotel in Shivamogga to “We are going to tell all colleges and students, have requested the DC (district collector) and SP (Superintendent of Police). We haven’t made any formal representation but we are thinking of doing it,” he added. On Friday night, a group of men from the Bajrang Dal had allegedly forced entry into Hotel Cliff Embassy on Kuvempu Road in Shivamogga district, about 350 km away from state capital Bengaluru. Around 70 participants of ‘Ladies Night’ at the hotel were asked to leave and Gowda said the outfit “stopped the party” with help from district police. According to him, the outfit was of the view that the party should not have taken place as it was “against Hindu culture”. Though Bajrang Dal members claim they had gone along with the police to stop the party, law enforcement officials have a different version of how events unfolded. “We did not go with them (Bajrang Dal). When we were made aware that they were going, we went on our own to avoid any untoward incident. The event (party) was not stopped,” a police official from the Doddapete station told ThePrint on condition of ...

Bajrang Baan is a tantric hymn and not a general hymn. A general hymn is a praise of a particular deity. But when it comes to Bajrang Baan, the seeker through his hymns, forces Hanuman by pledging on Shri Ram and prays to him for solving his problems. So even if Hanuman does not find it a worthy request, he is forced to arrive into the scenario to help the seeker. So according to some learned opinions, Bajrang Baan shouldn't be chanted on a daily basis. The worship becomes tantric when we force God to do something beyond what he has willed for that situation. Tuesday is the day of Lord Rudra and Lord Hanuman. Take bath on a Tuesday morning, offer arghya to the Sun and worship Ganesha first and then Hanuman. After that perform shodashopahara worship with red flowers, and recite Hanuman Chalisa. On this day, recite Bajrang Baan so that Hanuman is pleased and fulfils your wish. Lastly meditate on Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. Take the pledge to recite the Baan. Sit on a kushasan, and recite. Once it is done, sing the kirtan of Lord Rama. Offer Churma laddu, and other seasonal fruits to Hanuman. Bajrang Baan should be commenced with a Sankalp with your Guru's instructions. More importantly Lord Hanuman should be invoked through Bajrang Baan only if it is a life and death question for you, and the beej mantras in the Baan are so powerful that they can overwhelm you. Also for the fear of misuse, some tantric slokas from Bajrang baan have been removed before they were made availabl...