Karsewak is a sanskrit term with "Kar" meaning hand and "Sevak" meaning servant and used for the people who volunteer themselves for the religious cause. Karsevaks played a major role in 1990 Ram Janmabhoomi movement volunteering their services.
Meaning
Karsevak is a term derived from Sanskrit with "Kar" meaning hand and "Sevak" meaning servant, and is used for the people who freely volunteer their services for the cause of religion. Karsewak can be on any age, gender or religion.
Role in Ram Mandir
Karsevaks played major role in 1992 demolition of Babri Masjid and subsequent construction of Ram Mandir.
Sacrifices
Karsevaks made major sacrifice during the 1990 firing incident in Ayodhya by the Uttar Pradesh State Government.
See Also
References
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- "Karsevak, who was injured in 1992 Ram Mandir agitation, makes appeal to PM Modi". India Today. 13 January 2024. Retrieved 25 December 2024.
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- "Ayodhya 1990 firing on Karsevaks: Eyewitness recalls horrific experience when 125 people took shelter at her home". thenewsmill.com. 15 January 2024. Retrieved 25 December 2024.
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