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Madhavi Latha urges young Sanatani women to enter politics
Addressing the relationship between religion and politics, Latha opined that Dharma strengthens public leadership rather than conflicting with it.
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Chicago Bureau - Sun, 22, Feb 2026
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Prominent Sanatani leader and former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Lok Sabha candidate Madhavi Latha called upon young Hindu women to actively participate in politics, saying public life must be rooted in the principles of Sanatan Dharma — love, peace, and prosperity.
Latha made the remarks during her visit to Manav Seva Mandir in Bensenville, a western suburb of Chicago, as part of her 45-day tour of the United States. The tour aims to promote Sanatan Hindu Dharma, raise awareness about the preservation of Hindu temples, and strengthen unity within the Hindu diaspora.
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