Rashtriya Swayam Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat has said that we all have the same ancestors. Today's science says after DNA mapping that from 40 thousand years ago, unbroken India, from the west of Kabul to the east of Chhindwin river and from the slope towards China to the south of Sri Lanka, the human society that is today, all of them have DNA. are equal. In his address at Ambikapur in Chhattisgarh, Bhagwat gave comprehensive information about the Sangh.
He said that the Vedas also taught us to be firm in our worship. Each has its language, speaks it, and develops that language. Each has its food and drink, which is appropriate for that geographical area. Be firm on that too. Except for the Sangh, there is no such organization in the country, which has made so much effort to unite the country.
Program held at PG College ground
The Sangh chief had reached Chhattisgarh on a 2-day tour. On the first day, he was on a tour of the Jashpur district. Now reached Ambikapur, the district headquarters of Surguja district on Tuesday. Here he participated in the program of the Sangh. Before his address, hundreds of volunteers reached the ground by marching along the path. Sangh workers and office bearers from across the state participated in it. All the workers had gathered at the PG College ground. This is where the RSS chief gave his address.
People do many kinds of things since I come
Mohan Bhagwat said that I have come to Surguja for the second time. People talk about different things because of my arrival. New recruitment has also taken place in the Sangh in the last few years. I tell these people the tradition and culture of the Sangh. People think that the Sangh is a paramilitary institution, but it is not so, in the Sangh, as an exercise, we learn to use sticks, and play kabaddi. Narrating a story, he said that whatever happens, he considers others in the same way, this has also happened to the Sangh, if you want to understand the Sangh, you have to join the Sangh. There is no fee to come here. Just come and understand what the Sangh is doing.
We are the people who believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam
Bhagwat said that there are people who believe in different deities in India, but there are also people who do not believe in any deity. I call upon all to respect all. It is also written in the Vedas that respect everyone, we are the people who believe in Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. We are one country despite diversity, kings kept changing, and invaders came and ruled, but we are still the same India, which has been running since time immemorial. Respect everyone's worship, everyone's worship is as true as mine, think this.
We should not keep caste distinctions
The Sangh chief said that accept everyone and follow your path, don't just look at your selfishness, try to fulfill everyone's selfishness. If India is in trouble, we unite, the same happened in Corona, we united during the war with China and Pakistan. The reality is that we are all one, we should not keep caste distinctions. The Sangh has been working for social solidarity and will continue to do so.
Hinduism's traditional way of life
He said that the one who believes in the religion should not try to forcibly convert him to any other religion. Whatever may be the religion, dress, and food, all are the same. Citing the Supreme Court, the Sangh said that the Supreme Court has said that Hindutva is not a sect, it is the traditional way of life in this country.
The Statue of Dilip Singh Judev unveiled in Jashpur
Mohan Bhagwat first unveiled the statue of Birsa Munda in the Jashpur district on Monday. He reached Jashpur on Sunday evening via road from Ranchi in Jharkhand. In the scheduled programs of Bhagwat, the statue of Dilip Singh Judev was also unveiled. Dilip Singh Judeo has been the head of the Jashpur royal family. He was a famous political personality of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He is known for his Hindutva awareness work in tribal areas.
The Sangh chief had joined the branch of the Sangh at the Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram on Sunday evening. After this, attending the evening aarti held in the ashram, the Sangh chief had a meeting with the officers, office bearers, and volunteers of the Sangh. The Tribal Pride Day celebration has been organized on Monday by Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram of Jashpur. Mohan Bhagwat attended it as the chief guest.
Bhupesh Baghel's retaliation on the statement of conversion.
Here, a day ago in Chhattisgarh, Mohan Bhagwat had expressed concern over religious conversion. Now the Chief Minister of the state has given his views on this. He did not object to changing religion, provided it was not forced. Bhupesh Baghel further said that caste is found by birth. Can't change that. We cannot change the caste in which we are born and live in the same environment. But everyone has the right to select religion. Earlier there was a monarchy, then there was punishment, coin, and religion of the king, it was believed by the people. That time has passed, and now everyone has the right to select their religion in a democracy.
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