'Hindu Society Will Have To Unite For Its Security': RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Saturday called on the Hindu society to unite by eliminating differences and disputes of languages, caste and province for its security.

Addressing an RSS volunteer gathering in Krishi Upaj Mandi in Baran Nagar, Bhagwat added that discipline of conduct, duty towards the state and having the quality of being goal-orientated were necessary in society.

“For its security, Hindu society will have to unite by eliminating differences and disputes of language, caste, and province. Society should be such that there is a practice of organisation, goodwill and intimacy. Discipline of conduct, duty towards the state and the quality of being goal-orientated are necessary in society. Society is not made by me and my family only; rather, we have to achieve God in our lives by taking all-around concern for society,” he said.

‘India Is A Hindu Nation’: Mohan Bhagwat

Reiterating that India is a ‘Hindu nation’ and that the term Hindu was used for ‘all sects’ of people living here in the country, Bhagwat said, “We have been living here since ancient times, although the name Hindu came later. Hindu was used for all the sects of India living here. Hindus consider everyone as their own and accept everyone.”

He further lauded the work done by the RSS, a right-wing organisation, and said that its work was not only mechanical but thought-based.

He said for the Sangh, the values go from the group leader to the volunteer and from them to the family members of the volunteers. “This was the method of personality development in the Sangh,” Bhagwat added.

“Sangh’s work is not mechanical but thought-based. There is no work in the world comparable to Sangh’s work… Sangh cannot be compared with anyone. From Sangh, values go to the group leader, from the group leader to the volunteer and from the volunteer to the family… This is the method of personality development in Sangh,” he said.

Bhagwat embarked on a four-day visit to Rajasthan’s Baran district on October 3. Earlier, he chaired a meeting with all the regional members of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at the Dharmada Dharmashala.