Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat on Friday inaugurated the three -day meeting of the RSS top jury ‘All India House of Representatives (ABPS)’ in Bengaluru. This meeting, which lasts for three days, will discuss the functioning of the RSS, its organizations, India’s commercial issues and efforts to create ‘North-South division’ in the country. RSS joint general secretary CR Mukund said that important decisions will be taken on contemporary and burning issues in this meeting. Heads of 32 organizations associated with the Sangh are attending this meeting.
Sangh’s opinion on Manipur
CR Mukund said, “Manipur has been going through a difficult period for the last 20 months, but now some expectations have arisen. When we look at the vision of the central government about Manipur, it shows a ray of hope for the people there. “He said that the RSS is analyzing the situation and believes that it will take a long time to create a normal atmosphere.” The RSS joint general secretary said that the forces challenging national unity are a matter of concern.
RSS expanded
The RSS joint general secretary said, ‘As an organization, we are worried about the forces that are challenging national unity. Especially about the division of north-south, whether it is due to delimitation or languages. ”He said that the RSS volunteers and workers of various organizations related to the Sangh Parivar are making their best to bring harmony in some states, especially in some states. According to Mukund, the RSS has expanded manifold in the last one year. He said, “There are currently 83,129 active branches, which are more than 10,000 compared to the previous year.”
Union on language dispute
CR Mukund said on Friday amid a growing controversy over Hindi language that the Sangh supports the medium of education and daily communication. He described the debate on delimitation as “inspired by politics”. The RSS leader also attacked the DMK indirectly, which is opposing the Tri-Bhasha formula under the National Education Policy. When asked about the controversy over three languages, Mukund said that the Sangh will not pass any resolution and the organization gives priority to the mother tongue for education and daily communication.