Mumbai : Facing flak over its alleged involvement in unlawful activities, including murder of CPI leader Govind Pansare, right wing outfit Sanatan Sanstha has planned a series of public meetings to reach out to people and dispel “misunderstanding” about the organisation. Spokesperson Abhay Vartak said the first such meeting would take place in neighbouring Thane district tomorrow followed by another in Dadar, central Mumbai (for which date is yet to be announced). “Despite a slew of false allegations levelled against the Sanatan Sanstha, several Hindu organisations, saints and sects have stood firmly behind it. However, the Sanstha’s image among people has been sullied to some extent. “The truth will prevail as the time passes, but in the meantime we will reach out to public directly and eliminate misunderstanding about the Sanstha from their minds,” he said.
After Thane and Mumbai, the next meeting will take place in Pune and gradually we will cover most of the State, Vartak added.
Through these meetings, which will have interactive sessions, the Sanstha representatives will reply to mainly nine accusations against the Goa-headquartered outfit like it prepares “human bombs” and brainwashes its members, he said.
