Pune, Feb 8 (Reporter) A young man is on a mission to visit 150 villages of 'Krantikaris' (revolutionaries) in the country and bring together the members of all communities to sing the national song 'Vande Mataram' in public events on a large scale. Talking to UNI here on Thursday, Leshpal Changdeo Javalge (32) said that he had talked to the Chief Minister and Governor of all states about his proposed mission, and all have expressed their support to him. He said that he had held the function in many districts of western Maharashtra and large number of people from both Hindu and Muslim communities together and sang Vande Mataram. He further said that large number of Muslims are supporting his mission for a noble cause and noted that he wants to eradicate misconception of the community about Vande Mataram. "Therefore, I am organising lectures in various parts of the country," he informed. Elaborating about his mission, Javalge, who is also president of Vande Mataram Vidyarthi Sanghatna Maharashtra, said that the Vande Mataram song will complete 150 years on November seven, 2026, before that he had planned to reach 150 villages where 150 revolutionaries were residing and hold the national song singing programme by calling the members of all communities together in presence of chief minister and governor of their respective states. He expressed that the country would flourish when hate and discrimination will be finished. He said that he has talked to Chief Ministers of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, West Bengal and others states so far, and all have given their consent and support for his mission, he added. He also announced his plans of writing books on 150 revolutionaries who sacrificed their lives for the country...////...