RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat's Sends Out A Strong Message To 'Regime Change' Gang On Vijayadashami

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On the 101st anniversary of the RSS's foundation,
All eyes were on Sangh何时 chief Mohan Bhagwat's message to the nation.
addressing the Swayamsevaks during the Sangh centenary,
Vijayadashmi celebrations
Mohan Bhagwat touched upon a range
issues with one of his key messages
that is the need to celebrate and respect India's rich diversity
Now while making a strong pitch for Hindu unity,
Mohan Bhagwat has emphasized the idea of Hindu unity.
is not contradictory when it comes to respecting other religions
He has underlined that Hindu society in its thought
and nature is inclusive, a tradition of acceptance, coexistence
and mutual respect that has been passed down through generations.
The larger message was clear: unity need not mean uniformity.
and a shared cultural identity can coexist
with respect for diverse faiths and beliefs.
Strengthening the Hindu sentiment, when we, the members of the Sangh, become a united, organized, and powerful force.
Speaking of the Hindu society, there it is the sentiment of universal respect for all religions and
It is by no means contrary to the emotional unity of the nation.
The idea and nature of Hindu society, being inherently all-inclusive, makes this endeavor
It is, indeed, the nurturer of everyone's emotional unity, goodwill, and virtuous conduct.
This tradition of generation after generation has been a beneficial cultural practice for the world.
Now from that very stage in Nagpur, the Sangh chief also sent out
A strongly worded message to those seeking a change in regime in India.
Without beating around the bush,
He said that regime change in India was never forcibly brought about.
In the past, it was asserted that it would never happen, and so it will not happen in the future.
Referring to the unrest in Bangladesh in the past
as well as what's happening in France and Albania
He says that this storm has risen from the west.
which is against every form of systemic behavior
and that regime change will not take place in India.
Progress
The country too
From him
There it is
Just two or four days ago
The news that is coming in
Listen to what's happening in France
What is happening in Albania?
What happened in Bangladesh?
What happened in Nepal?
All of this has been done by them.
Minimum, they say
by changing the rhythm
The situation will change.
But it has never happened like that.
It has never happened before, and it has not happened today either.
Those who nourish their own self-interest
May your presence be effective everywhere.
For this, these actions
They are going all over the world.
And the greatness of India
Will prohibit such actions
Therefore, India is his ultimate goal.
Now the term regime change
recently entered India's political discourse
after a surge in abhorrent
congratulated Bangladesh's Gen Z for
showing the way to the youth of India
now this was followed by a statement from
lawyer Prashant Bhushan as well as addressing a
press briefing in New Delhi alongside
top leaders of the BJP as well
saying that yes, after all we want change
In the regime, is there anything wrong with that?
and then come leaders from the opposition
including that of the Aam Aadmi
The party and the Congress are clashing
a more cautious note, saying that
they want a change in the regime but
democratically through elections and through non-violence. Now the RSS leaders also
weighed in on the debate, asserting that regime change will never happen in India
So while the RSS chief referred to what is happening in the West
and saying that regime change can never happen here,
however, the opposition has gone a step further,
citing what is happening in Albania.
Here is Sanjay Raut of the UBT faction of the Shiv Sena saying
that all countries must learn a lesson from what is happening in Albania,
especially India, and that has triggered a lot of reactions.
And as the counter is coming in from the BJP side,
I think such statements are provocative.
If in any country the national flag is where we live,
We are hoisting the national flag here
If a government opposes it, it means
The government is trying to spread chaos here.
People change regimes
want to do
A corrupt one, a non-
If the legal regime is
She is sitting on power.
The public has become enraged.
against India's constitutional institutions and the people's mandate.
The indefensible and
outrageous language used by Mr. Sanjay Raut threatening the sovereignty,
unity and integrity
of India clearly echoes Rahul Gandhi and his despicable ecosystems,
diabolical emergency mentality
Mr. Sanjay Rao and the compromised Congress
and its entourage continues to be the greatest threat
to India's democracy and our Constitution
And today, this statement made by Sanjay Raut
that India should learn from Albania
Where spreading chaos on the road
The Supreme Court was set on fire.
There were attacks on the Parliament and all constitutional bodies.
People took to the streets and carried out acts of arson.
Leader of the Opposition in India's democracy
They want to push it toward chaos.
Nothing could be more unfortunate than this.
Those who cannot find their place in the hearts of the people
They come out onto the streets to undermine India's democracy.
What else could it possibly be but an attempt to intimidate the country's judiciary?
The people of the country are watching all these statements made by the opposition leaders.
The model of anarchy will not be implemented in India.
