1980 - 1990
1980
In June 1980, the state general body meeting of the RSS was held in Karur.It was preceded by a letter from Karnataka. The RSS state organizer of the day said that conversion would take place in the village on the Virudhunagar side. Surya Narayanan had received the news. It was during that period that proselytizing took place in Meenakshipuram.In the midst of it all came the news that Christians were conspiring to turn Kanyakumari district into Kannimari district. When searching for evidence, Christians told the church to write to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith wherever the mail came from.
1981
More than 300 street campaigns and more than 100 public meetings were held for 4 consecutive months to spread the message that the Vellore Fort Temple should be brought back to worship in 1981.
1982
Kumari State Conference - Rising Kumari Hindus
In 1982, it was decided to hold the Second Hindu Unity Rise Conference in Kanyakumari District at Nagercoil. The Tamil Nadu government has banned the holding of a conference for the minority community. Several people, including Aiya Thanulinga Nadar and Veerathuruvi Rama Gopalji, were arrested for attempting to hold a convention and a procession in defiance of the ban.
1983
Shrine Meetings
In many places during the early days of the Hindu Front, the police and the government severely disrupted the Hindu Front's activities. It was not allowed to hold public meetings, especially among the people, to incorporate the principles of the movement. Hindu Front officials were prosecuted in several places.
1984
July 18
At around 5.30 pm, a train from Coimbatore stopped at the third platform of the Madurai railway station. He cut off his head and ran down the stairs.Veera Thuravi Ramagopalan survived by the grace of the goddess and the grace of the mother. Islamist terrorists who did not tolerate the growth of the Hindu Front thought that the movement would not grow if such a massacre was carried out and the hero was assassinated but what happened then is history.
1985
Releases that changed
Why the Hindu Front when the movement started? Why? The first pamphlet (notice) was issued raising the question. It was decided to give the pamphlet and charge 5 coins and 10 coins during that period when there was no financial source. However, if the pamphlet was changed to a smaller book, it would be easier to carry it to the public, and the books would be republished with the proceeds and the tour would cover the costs of the tour.
1986
Veerathai degree
The sharp decline in the number of Hindus in the population leads to the greatest danger.The Hindu Front campaigned through public meetings with statistics that the declining population of Hindus and the fact that only Hindus could have family control risked making Hindus a minority very soon.Going one step further, the Hindu mother who had given birth to ten children was praised and given a degree of heroism and a call to honor her with a gold coin.
1987
The Hindu Munnani in the minds of the people through the 1987 audio. RSS Veerathuruvi Rama Gopalan wrote and composed the national devotional songs sung in the organization, Patriotic songs were played in the stages of Hindu Munnani , RSS Songs are those songs which inculcate character, sacrifice and devotion to the nation. Therefore, they were first sung on the Hindu Munnani stages as well.
1988
In October, T.K. In a billboard in front of the forum, the forum, flag and name plates were smashed in a dispute over tapping into a blasphemy of Hindu deities.A total of 25 people were arrested as public Hindu Front volunteers, jailed for 40 days and then prosecuted for 13 years. Dharma won. All were liberated.
1989
Removal of Gaithe Millat name - Dindigul protected.
Following the DMK's victory in the 1989 assembly elections, Dindigul district was renamed Gaithemillath. The Hindu Front condemned it and joined the struggle. Advocate Rajagopalan, who was the state president at the time, led the struggle. At that time it was very difficult to run the movement. The situation where there was a shortage of funds.