Sangh is competitor to no person however ally in welfare of faith and nation: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

By PTI

BHOPAL: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday mentioned that the Sangh shouldn’t be a competitor to anybody however an ally to varied organisations, establishments and people working for the welfare of faith and the nation.

He was talking through the concluding session of the RSS affiliated think-tank Prajna Pravah’s Akhil Bharatiya Chintan Baithak (All India brainstorming assembly) in Bhopal on Sunday. Apart from Bhagwat, a number of academicians and intellectuals, together with vice-chancellors of varied universities and eminent historians and economists, participated within the two-day meet.

“Sangh is not a competitor to anyone but an ally to various organisations, institutions and individuals working for the welfare of religion and the nation,” a press launch quoted Bhagwat as saying. He referred to as upon everybody to construct a larger humanity by cooperating with one another in a scientific approach.

Truth, compassion, purity and diligence are the essential qualities of all Indian religions, he mentioned, including, “Dharma is protected by its conduct. Our virtues and religion are our wealth and weapons.”

Ekatma Manav Darshan Anusandhan Evam Vikas Pratishthan president Mahesh Chandra Sharma, who talked about Hindutva and politics, mentioned, “Ours is not geographical, but geo-cultural nationalism. If the political nation-building of the world is to be humanised, then its Hinduisation (Hindukaran) is necessary.”

The Constitution wants refinement and never an award or boycott, he mentioned. “While Indianising democracy, we should make efforts towards establishing ‘Dharma Rajya’,” Sharma added. RSS chief Ram Madhav mentioned Hindutva shouldn’t be a lifestyle however a imaginative and prescient of life.

Hinduism is reaching completely different international locations via varied religious organisations and its attraction amongst individuals is growing day-by-day, he mentioned. Hinduism offers a holistic resolution to the present international issues, be it environmental, well being or technology-related, Madhav added.

The launch mentioned that Prajna Pravah holds such conferences usually with the intention of discussing socio-cultural matters.