Nandigram ka Sach released in Varanasi Sangh ideology is based on eternal values?Ashok Singhal
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Nandigram ka Sach released in Varanasi Sangh ideology is based on eternal values?Ashok Singhal

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Feb 17, 2008, 12:00 am IST
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VHP president Shri Ashok Singhal has said that the ideology of Sangh is based on eternal values and the Sangh workers are working in the society with pure love and dedication. While the communists are spreading violence and hatered. ?It is because of this characteristic of communists that communism is fast vanishing from the world. The time has come when they will be finished from India too. Nandigram may prove to be the last nail in their coffin,? he said. Shri Singhal was releasing a book-Nandigarm ka Sach, in Varanasi recently. The book has jointly been written by Dr Uttam Ojha and Dr Lakshmandas.

Shri Singhal further said by supporting the Muslim League during Partition the communists betrayed the nation. ?Today also they are misleading the youth by giving various slogans. These communists have killed crores of people in China and Russia. This ideology emerged in 1918 and vanished in 1990. On the other hand the ideology of Hindutva is based on world welfare,? he added. He said the word socialism should be removed from the Constitution as the then Prime Minister P.V. Narasimharao had finished the policies of socialism in 1990 itself. Today we are blindly following America, which would take us nowhere. The policy of human integralism is must for India to restore peace and happiness in the country.

Dr Lakshmandas said innocent people have been killed in Nandigram and this has been done by those communists who claim themselves to be the only well-wishers of the helpless people. Dr Uttam Ojha said the same communists who had once resolved to finish capitalism are today inviting capitalist forces to invest in West Bengal. Presiding over the function Mahant Jagjivan described the communists as traitors.
(By Loknath in Varanasi)

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