RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said in Chitrakoot- There should be no hindrance in the work of saints, so it is the job of the Sangh to protect them with a stick. Some forces are trying to suppress India, but truth is never suppressed. There is not much difference between saints and the Sangh. Clarifying this, Bhagwat said, saints worship inside the temple, while the workers of the Sangh stay outside and are engaged in their security. When the time of truth comes, it speaks loudly. We need weapons. Along with this, those who wear them should also have thoughts like Ram. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief said that after listening to the divine thoughts of the saints, their words are like bitter powder, but this is what improves life. Bhagwat is in Chitrakoot on a two-day visit for the Ramkinkar Centenary Celebrations. On the second day of the program, Bhagwat emphasized dedication towards the protection of Sanatan Dharma in the Ram Manohar Lohia Auditorium. All Sanatanis should protect religion and culture: Bhagwat
Bhagwat said, the followers of Sanatan Dharma are propagating its glory not only in India but also abroad. Stay on the path of duty and keep working for the truth. Falsehood can spread confusion for some time, but truth will prevail. The Sangh chief said about Ayodhya – Ayodhya belongs to everyone. If this temple belongs to Sanatan Dharma, then it belongs to all Sanatanis. All Sanatanis should protect their religion and culture. The RSS chief said, Ramkinkar ji dedicated his entire life to Ram and Sanatan. Saint Uttam Swami Maharaj, Murari Bapu, Maithilisharan Maharaj and Chidanand Maharaj were also present on the stage with Bhagwat. Murari Bapu said, ‘This Chitrakoot is the greatest of all the Koots.’ The country will become powerful with the spirit of nationalism: Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat reached Chitrakoot on Tuesday for the Ramkinkar centenary celebrations. On the first day, Mohan Bhagwat had said – The country will become powerful by awakening the spirit of nationalism and unity in every family. Family is the first place of sanskar for a person. Workers should use the sanskars given by the Sangh in the national interest. The special emphasis of this brainstorming was on the plan to take the Sangh to every village by 2025. ————————————– Also read: Maulvi said Ram-Ram to Yogi: CM was shocked on hearing this; narrated the story of Kashmir airport CM Yogi narrated the story of a Maulvi of Kashmir in an election rally in Maharashtra. Said – I had gone to Kashmir during the elections. The weather was bad so I went inside the airport. I met a Maulvi there. He said, Ram-Ram. I did not understand anything. I thought I do not know who he is saying this to…(Read full news)
