‘For Us Every Bharatiya Is Hindu’ –Dr Mohan Bhagwat
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‘For Us Every Bharatiya Is Hindu’ –Dr Mohan Bhagwat

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Sep 13, 2021, 02:42 pm IST
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RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat at the event

RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat at the event

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RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat has stated that our beloved motherland and rich heritage form the basis of unity in this country. 

“Hindus and Muslims in Bharat have common ancestors. For us, the word Hindu is synonymous with the rich heritage brought to us by our motherland, ancestors and the culture. In this context every Bharatiya is Hindu for us whatever might be their religious, linguistic, racial orientation. Hindu is not a word that denotes any race, religion or linguistic identity. Hindu is a name given to the rich heritage that strives for upliftment of every living and non-living entity,” said Dr Bhagwat while delivering an address in a seminar titled “Nation First, Nation Supreme” in Mumbai recently.

Dr Bhagwat said, “In line with our culture which accepts all diverse opinions, we assure that there won’t be disrespect for other faiths, but for that we will have to ensure that we think of dominance of Bharat and not that of a particular faith like Islam. Coming and being together is inevitable for prosperous Bharat, for the progress of the motherland.” 

Global Strategic Policy Foundation organised the seminar that was also addressed by other speakers.

In his speech, Dr Mohan Bhagwat reminded the gathering that it’s a well-established historical fact that Islam came to Bharat along with invaders and it shouldn’t be concealed. “Saner voices from among the Muslim community should be raised against acts of insanity committed by sections of the community. They will have to firmly oppose the hardliners. This will have to be persuaded with long drawn efforts.

These are testing times for us. It may pull very long. Earlier we start the lesser would be the loss to society.”0

While stressing that Muslims don’t have to fear in India as Hindus don’t hold enmity towards anyone and Bharatiyas have always been striving for well being of all, Dr Bhagwat said that Bharat shall be the global superpower, but that will in the form of Vishwaguru. As Hindus we have been striving for upliftment of all – the living and the non-living since ages.

Anyone who agrees to this definition is a Hindu irrespective of their religious faith and in that sense we are one, Dr Bhagwat said. He also added that “Nation First” is the same thing said in a different way. Those who want to break the nation try to say we are not one, we are separate. One should not fall prey to it. We are one nation. We shall remain united as a nation. This is what we at RSS think and I’m here to convey this to you, he said. 
 

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