Stop blaming the government for everything, we too have a responsibility—Mohan Bhagwat
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Stop blaming the government for everything, we too have a responsibility—Mohan Bhagwat

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May 19, 2013, 12:00 am IST
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RSS Sarsanghachalak Shri Mohan Bhagwat urged the countrymen to stop blaming the government agencies for everything and realise their own responsibility towards the society and the nation. He was speaking at the concluding ceremony of the Sangh Shiksha Varga at Hojai under Nagaon district of Assam on May 12.

“The situation at home is not so hopeful. There is enemy at the borders, and the people tend to blame the government for every problem. But we blissfully forget that the government acts only as the people do. Instead of emphasising our common national interest, we display the rifts created in the name of caste, creed or religion. What we forget is that the fundamental principle that binds us together as a nation is the eternal values Bharat stands for — its Sanatan Dharma, which is known as Hindutva. It is this foundation from where we have to start all over,” the RSS Sarsanghachalak emphasised.

He further said the Hindutva alone can solve all the problems facing the nation and the world today. Maintaining that the Sangh can only be understood through direct experience and not through lecture or library, he said there are somethings in this world that cannot be compared to any other things, like the sky, the ocean or the war between Sri Ram and Ravana. It is a human tendency to compare with known things when trying to understand something unknown. This is the trap people fall into while trying to understand the Sangh. To some it appears as a national sports club, to others a national music club, a national martial arts organisation to some others. Many think that the Sangh is a party that takes part in many movements. While it is true that the Sangh (or rather the swayamsevaks) does all of the above, it is none of these, Shri Bhagwat added.           (FOC)

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