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“WHILE the Lokpal addresses one major dimension of the problem of corruption, there are several other dimensions to it, like the black money. The fight against corruption will succeed only when it also includes fight against corrupts. The RSS calls upon the countrymen to continue this campaign against corruption and extend full support from its cadres to all the future initiatives in this direction,” said RSS National Executive Member Shri Ram Madhav in Agartala on August 27.

He said the country witnessed an unprecedented upsurge of patriotic sentiments against the corrupt and arrogant political leadership of the country. Led by eminent non-political leaders like Shri Anna Hazare, Baba Ramdev and others this popular upsurge has demonstrated the unthinkable—that the power of the united society is paramount and the Government of the day must heed to the peaceful voices of millions of the countrymen—young and old, rich and poor, men and women.

He said the RSS swayamsevaks have been actively supporting all these movements. We call for sincere efforts by all parties to bring in an effective Lokpal at the earliest. About the Communal Violence Bill he said it is dangerous for the already fragile social harmony situation. It is explicitly biased against the majority community i.e. the Hindus.


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