‘Our Dharma exists in fraternity & humanity,’ says Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat at concluding ceremony of 3rd Year OTC
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‘Our Dharma exists in fraternity & humanity,’ says Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat at concluding ceremony of 3rd Year OTC

Dr Mohan Bhagwat urged the Muslim community to stay in harmony with the national mainstream and not to raise the voice of separation.

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RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat speaking at the valedictory function of 3rd Year OTC (Photo Source: Twitter/ RSS)

RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat speaking at the valedictory function of 3rd Year OTC (Photo Source: Twitter/ RSS)

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Nagpur (Maharashtra): “Our Dharma exists in fraternity and Humanity. That is the Selfhood of our Rashtra, none other than Sanatana culture or Hindutva,” said Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday.

Addressing the Swayamsevaks at the valedictory function of the Third Year OTC (Tritiya Varsh Sangh Shiksha Varg) in Nagpur, he said, “Satya, Karuna, Suçhita, Tapas are the four wheels of our Dharma. This became the basis of our national life. We have a great goal of ennobling the entire world.”

“During Corona, Sangh work was stalled in the form that is well-known. But the Sangh work was running in homes. Seva (service) during Covid19 became the core work of swayamsevaks,” he added.

"During Corona, Sangh work was stalled in the form that is well-known. But, Sangh work was running in homes. #Seva (service) during Covid19 became the core work of swayamsevaks. – Mohan ji Bhagwat at #RSS3rdYear2022 pic.twitter.com/PwMSlBLkXG

— RSS (@RSSorg) June 2, 2022

Speaking on the Gyanvapi issue, Dr Mohan Bhagwat said that matter is ongoing, history cannot be changed, and neither today’s Hindus nor today’s Muslims created it. “Why should we escalate dispute? We have devotion towards Gyanvapi, and we are doing something as per that, it is alright. But why look for a Shivling in every masjid?” he asked.

“Issues were raised over places in which Hindus have a special devotion. Hindus don’t think against Muslims. The ancestors of today’s Muslims were Hindus too. It was done to keep them forever devoid of independence and suppress morale. So Hindus feel they (religious places) should be restored,” he said.

The Sarsanghchalak emphasised mutual agreement and said issues should not be viewed with mutual antipathy.
“If there are issues in mind, it rises. It is not against anyone. It should not be considered like that. Muslims should not consider it like that and Hindus too should not do that either. There is something like that, find out a path through mutual agreement,” he said.

Bhagwat said if courts are approached, then the judicial verdict should be accepted, and questions should not be raised.

“A path does not always come out. People approach the court, and if it is done then whatever the court decides should be accepted. We should abide by the decisions, considering our judicial system pious and the supreme. We should not question its decisions,” Dr Mohan Bhagwat added.

“We have no opposition against any form of worship, we accept them all and consider all of them holy. They may have adopted that form of worship but they are descendants of our rishis, munis, Kshatriyas. We are descendants of the same ancestors,” he said.

“We don’t have to conquer anyone, we have to unite everyone. Bharat doesn’t work to defeat anyone,” Dr Mohan Bhagwat said. He also urged the Muslim community to stay in harmony with the national mainstream and not to raise the voice of separation.

Dr Mohan Bhagwat lauded the Centre for its “balanced approach” in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and noted that the war had increased the security and economic issues for the country. “Fortunately, India has taken a balanced approach in Russia- Ukraine crisis. It neither supported the attack nor opposed Russia. It did not help Ukraine in the war but has been providing them with other aid. India is continuously asking Russia to hold talks with Ukraine,” he said.

“Those who are opposing have no pure intents either. They are supplying arms to Ukraine, it’s like when the western nations used to pit India and Pakistan against each other in the past and test their own ammunition. Something like that is going on here,” he added.

He said India should become more powerful, and it would then be in a position to prevent a crisis.

“Had Indian been adequately powerful, it would’ve stopped the war but it can’t – its power is still rising, but it’s not complete. Why doesn’t China stop them? Because it can see something in this war. This war has enhanced security and economic issues for nations like us,” Dr Mohan Bhagwat said.

“We will have to further strengthen our efforts, and we will have to become powerful. If India had such power in its hands, then such an incident would not have come before the world,” he added.

Shri Daaji Upakhya Kamlesh Patel was the chief guest at the valedictory ceremony. “Over 3000 castes, sects groups are there in our country. Each group wants something for themselves. But, we must all think what we can all do for the country. It is all of us who make the country,” Shri Daaji said. The Sangh Shiksha Varg (Tritiya Varsh) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh commenced at the Maharshi Vyas Sabhagriha, on the premises of Dr Hedgewar Smriti Bhavan in Reshimbagh, Nagpur on May 9. Swayamsevaks, who are selected from across the country, underwent the 25-day training. A total of 735 participants, along with 96 Shikshaks, from across the nation, attended the varg this year.

(With inputs from ANI)

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