RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Saturday (October 12) that India has become stronger in the last few years and its credibility in the world has also increased, but elusive conspiracies are testing the country's resolve.
Referring to the situation in Bangladesh, Bhagwat said that the message is being spread in Bangladesh that India is a threat and they should join hands with Pakistan for protection. He said that strength of personal and national character forms the basis of strength for the victory of religion, whether the situation is favorable or not. He was addressing the annual Vijaya Dashami rally of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in Nagpur.
'Challenges and problems are not over'
He said, “Everyone feels that India has become stronger in the last few years and its credibility in the world has also increased. Any country becomes great by the national character of the people. This year is important as we step into the centenary year of the Sangh. Bhagwat said that apart from hopes and aspirations, challenges and problems also exist in India.
The Sangh chief said, “We should take inspiration from Ahilyabai Holkar, Dayanand Saraswati, Birsa Munda and many such personalities who dedicated their lives to the welfare of the country, religion, culture and society.” He said that everyone is worried about how far Hamas's conflict with Israel will spread in West Asia.
Bhagwat said, “In the circumstances of our country, there are challenges and problems along with hopes and aspirations. In the last years, India as a nation has become strong and prestigious in the world. His credibility has increased in the world.
'Elusive conspiracy comes to light'
Bhagwat expressed satisfaction that the recently held assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir were conducted peacefully. He expressed confidence that the country's youth power, mother power, entrepreneurs, farmers, workers, soldiers, administration and government will all remain committed to their work. He said, “In the past years, due to the efforts made by all of them under the inspiration of national interest, India's image, power, fame and place on the world stage are continuously improving, but it seems as if some elusive conspiracy is taking place to test the determination of all of us.” Those who have appeared before us, it is necessary to understand them properly.
Bhagwat said, “Looking at the current scenario of our country, such challenges are clearly visible. Efforts to disturb and destabilize the areas around the country appear to be gaining momentum.'' He said that in neighboring Bangladesh, which has recently gone through major political upheaval, a perception is being spread that India is a threat and They should join hands with Pakistan to protect themselves from India. Who is spreading such notion?
What did Mohan Bhagwat say on the uproar in Bangladesh?
The Sangh chief said that as long as the tyrannical fundamentalist nature exists in Bangladesh, the sword of danger will remain hanging over the heads of all minority communities including Hindus. “Therefore, infiltration from Bangladesh into India and the resulting population imbalance has become a matter of serious concern even among the common people,” he said.
He said, “Remaining unorganized and weak is an invitation to atrocities by the wicked, this lesson should also be learned by the Hindu society across the world.” Bhagwat said that the indirect forces (deep state) controlling the government. And 'cultural Marxists' are declared enemies of all cultural traditions.
He said that in a multi-party democratic governance system, there is competition between parties to gain power. He said, “If the small interests present in the society become more important than mutual goodwill or the unity and integrity of the nation, or in the competition between parties, the goodwill of the society and the pride and unity of the nation are considered secondary, then in such party politics, one party's Its modus operandi is to stand in support and carry forward its divisive agenda in the name of alternative politics.
'The forces creating division in society have become stronger'
He said that efforts to create division in the society have become bigger than the national interest. Their modus operandi is to stand in support of a party and pursue its destructive agenda in the name of “alternative politics”. The Sangh chief also expressed concern over the “unprovoked stone pelting” at Ganpati Vijan processions during the recent Ganeshotsav festival and alleged attempts to attack a particular section of the society, resort to unprovoked violence and create fear. Condemned the acts.
He said that hence there is a need to always be fully alert in the society and to identify those who support these bad tendencies. Describing tolerance and harmony as Indian traditions, the Sangh chief said that the first condition for a healthy and capable society is harmony and mutual goodwill between different sections and this cannot be achieved through any symbolic program. “Everyone should participate in each other's festivals and they should become festivals of the entire society,” he said.
Mohan Bhagwat's message for the young generation
He said that mobile phones have reached the hands of children along with adults, there is little control over what is shown there and what children are watching. He said that the drug habit, which is spreading like wildfire among the young generation, is also hollowing the society from within. He said, “The values that lead to goodness have to be revived.”
