File photo of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. | Photo Credit: ANI
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday (December 19, 2024) said that while India is often advised to take care of minorities, the plight of minorities is not given much attention in the rest of the world. Mr. Bhagwat said that other nations will teach India the lesson of peace when they fight to maintain their supremacy.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Dr Hindu Seva Festival In Nagpur, Mr. Bhagwat said, “They talk of world peace only to establish their dominance.”
“So, while declarations are being made for world peace … we are also being preached to … but the wars in those faraway lands do not seem to end,” he added.
Without directly mentioning the plight of minority Hindus in Bangladesh about which the RSS has expressed concern several times in the past, Mr. Bhagwat said that while India has seen the plight of minorities, the world has taught India to look at the issue of minorities. In other nations.
Urging people to serve the nation and the needy, the RSS chief said service to humanity is in the blood of Indians but calling public attention to it is not in its spirit.
“The doers service Those who want to serve continuously without showing… religion Humanity is Hindu religionAnd it can manifest through service. The law of humanity is the eternal principle of all religions. The doctrine of the world is similar to the doctrine of Hinduism. However, the world has forgotten this religion” he added.
Citing the problems being faced by the world including the environment, he said that many people of the world believe that world peace is not possible without the role of India.
“Only India and its rich tradition can do this; this is the way we have performed for more than 3,000 years. It is our responsibility to fulfill this need that we share with the world,” he added.
published – December 19, 2024 at 10:50 am IST