Nagpur, Maharashtra: In a recent address, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted the ongoing disturbances in a neighboring country and expressed concern for the Hindu community living there. Speaking in Nagpur, Bhagwat emphasized the difficulties faced by Hindu brothers in that country, noting that they are enduring hardships without any fault of their own.
Bhagwat pointed out that India’s responsibility goes beyond merely protecting its own sovereignty. He remarked that India’s tradition has always been one of contributing to the welfare of the world. “India not only has the responsibility to protect itself and to remain independent, but it has also been our tradition to adjust itself for the benefit of the world,” Bhagwat stated.
He went on to explain that India has historically played a role in helping those in need, emphasizing the country’s commitment to peace and humanitarian efforts. “In the last few years, you must have seen that we did not attack anyone. Whenever someone was in trouble, we helped them,” he added.
Bhagwat’s speech underscores the RSS’s perspective on India’s role in global affairs, particularly in light of regional conflicts and the challenges faced by religious minorities in neighboring countries. His remarks reflect the organization’s broader view that India should continue to act as a stabilizing force in the region while upholding its values of peace and support for those in need.
As the situation in the neighboring country remains tense, Bhagwat’s comments serve as a reminder of India’s long-standing tradition of humanitarianism and its responsibility to safeguard its own interests while also contributing to global peace and stability.
