- RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed a crowd in Nagpur
- He stated that regime change will not be possible in India
- Bhagwat blamed certain western forces for such efforts
RSS Vijayadashmi Celebrations: Amid the ongoing protests across the world, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat on Tuesday asserted that a regime change will not be possible in India. While addressing a crowd in Nagpur at Vijayadashmi event, Bhagwat blamed certain "western forces" for such efforts in multiple nations. He further stated that while protests are rights of citizens in a democratic setup, law and order must be maintained.
Bhagwat Cites France Protest
He further stated that even the developed nations like France are affected by such forces, adding that similar efforts are also being made in India, adding that they would not succeed here. While acknowledging that India is currently facing challenges, he pointed out that every problem can be solved by dialogue.
#WATCH | Nagpur, Maharashtra: At RSS' Vijayadashami celebrations, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says, "A storm has swept in from the West to destroy all that is decent, auspicious, and rooted in cultural and human values. Even the developed nations are afflicted by this storm. See what is happening in France, Albania, Bangladesh, and Nepal. All this has been done by them. They say that a regime change will change the situation, but that has never happened; not now, not ever...India too is their target. Such attempts are being made in India as well. But due to the strong policies with which India has functioned in the last few decades under a strong leadership, and due to the new generation's sense of pride in their country and their spirit to do something for the country, their game was shut down. These demonic forces know it. So, India is on their target. They attempt to break India, Hindus and Sangh, they call it 'dismantling'. They even get help from like-minded elements; they get ambitious politicians for this. Our society is vast, and our country is still developing, so challenges persist...Protests must indeed happen, but they must be for a solution. Whether it is protesting groups, authorities enforcing law and order, or political leaders, no actions should create conflict, hatred, bitterness, or division within our united society. No matter how strong emotions run, our actions must stay within the boundaries of the Constitution, the law, and civil decorum..." (Video: RSS)
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"A storm has blown in from the West that opposes every form of order, propriety, auspiciousness, culture, and human values, seeking to destroy, corrupt, and ruin them. Even developed nations are affected by it. Just look at the news reports from recent days, what is happening in France, Albania, Bangladesh, and Nepal...Our society is vast, and our country is still developing, so challenges persist," he stated.
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What He Said On Protests?
The RSS chief further stated that the protests should not spread bitterness, adding that the participants must not take law in their hands. "Whether it is protesting groups, authorities enforcing law and order, or political leaders, no actions should create conflict, hatred, bitterness, or division within our united society. No matter how strong emotions run, our actions must stay within the boundaries of the Constitution, the law, and civil decorum," Bhagwat pointed out.
In the past few weeks, the opposition parties and pressure groups have held several protests, demanding resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.