Beware of the elements dividing the society?Suresh Jain
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Beware of the elements dividing the society?Suresh Jain

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Jul 30, 2012, 05:50 pm IST
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SURENDRANAGAR (Gujarat) unit of the RSS organised a Sadbhavna meeting on social harmony  on June 26. Speaking on the occasion senior Sangh Pracharak Shri Suresh Jain cautioned the people against love jehad and the elements which are dividing the nation. Referring to the speech of the late HV Seshadri, Shri Jain said the Sangh does not have any prejudice or any conflict with any section of society or the community. We believe in complete harmony. “Nation can be strengthened only by unity of various social and religious groups. The problems of the society can be resolved only through a strong Hindu leader who can also bring prosperity to the nation. Many senior saints and distinguished people of the society were also present on the occasion.
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