Protest meet tomorrow to condole Dr Dabholkar murder
GOANEWS DESK, PANAJI | 20 August 2013 19:18 IST
A condolence meeting to protest murder of Dr Narendra Dabholkar, a crusader against superstitions, will be held in Panaji tomorrow evening.
Dr Dabholkar’s brother Dattaprasad Dabholkar, eminent writer and thinker, will also attend the meeting.
He was in Goa to release a book by Arjuan Jairam Parab, scheduled tomorrow, titled “Parshuram Hindu Dharmacha Tarak Ki Marak.”
He has decided to attend the function as scheduled and then proceed to Maharashtra.
The programme, scheduled earlier at 5.30 pm at the Main Hall of Sanskruti Bhavan at Patto Plaza, would now start at 4 pm.
The organisers have appealed to all the people believing in scientific outlook to attend the meeting.
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