An appeal to protect Vivekananda Illam
To:Â The Government of India, The State Government of Tamil Nadu
To The State Government of Tamil Nadu, Indian Government
Respected Hon.able Representatives of India,
It is extremely appalling to know that the State Government of
Tamil Nadu aims at replacing the present exhibition of Vivekananda
Illam. Vivekananda Illam, which stands now near the Marina beach,
Chennai, stands as an important monument that reflects Indian culture
and heritage and the inspiring life of its chief exponent in the modern
times, Swami Vivekananda.
The decision on this replacement of Vivekananda Illam, is to the
distaste of a large section of India especially, the youth of India and
admirers and followers of Swami Vivekananda.
As the responsible citizens of India, this matter is of grave
concern to us and we urge you to support and assist Ramakrishna Math in
continuing the Good work of Exhibition in Vivekananda Illam. We
reiterate that the centre representing Tamil culture is always welcomed
by everyone of us, but NOT at the cost of the existing monument, which
represents our national pride and culture. We would like to demand that
the contract to the RK Math must be extended further, which would help
them in continuing their great and selfless work.
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
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