No person passionate about the culture of this country can be a terrorist?Mohan Bhagwat
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No person passionate about the culture of this country can be a terrorist?Mohan Bhagwat

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Nov 16, 2008, 12:00 am IST
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?Hindus and terrorism are contrary to each other. No person associated with the culture of this country can be a terrorist,? said RSS Sarkaryavah Shri Mohan Bhagwat. He was speaking at a symposium held in New Delhi on November 2. Besides over 250 leading medicos of Delhi, RSS Uttar Kshetra new Pracharak Shri Rameshwar Prasad, former Kshetra Pracharak Shri Dinesh Chandra, Delhi Prant Pracharak Shri Prem Kumar and Delhi Prant Sanghachalak Shri Ramesh Prakash were also present. The symposium was held by Sampark Vibhag of Delhi. Former Director of AIIMS Dr PK Dave and senior medico Dr Lakshman Singh Arya were among the prominent medicos.

Shri Bhagwat said whenever there is any police encounter, some people start questioning that and very cheap comments are passed against the martyrs. ?All these things ultimately weaken the national security,? he pointed out. He said the security of the nation is in danger and the country is being trapped from all sides. Bangladeshi infiltrators from east to west and the naxalites from north to south are trying to create a red corridor. Despite it, we are still not conscious about the security. Bangladesh, which was born with the help of India, is now an enemy of the country. Our own political leaders are protecting the illegal Bangladeshis and even support granting them citizenship. The activities of China and Pakistan are also known to everyone. The situation has changed in Nepal after the change of guard in the country,? he added.

Talking about the clashes on language in some parts of the country, Shri Bhagwat said there are so many languages, dialects and castes in the country but despite these diversities our culture connects and not divides. ?Some people are trying to divide the society in the name of language for their vested interest. Such forces must be shunned. Unfortunately those people who think above the castes and languages do not go to cast their votes, which is wrong. The time has come when all people should vote with open mind,? he added.

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