Assam News: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Dr. Mohan Bhagwat appealed to the youth of Assam and the entire Northeast, saying that those who separated from India lost their diversity, just as the Punjabi and Sindhi communities in Pakistan are now forced to adopt Urdu. He said that only Hindu society respects diversity. At the Youth Leadership Conference held today at Sudarshanalaya in Barabari, Guwahati, he explained in detail the principles, ideals, and methodology of the RSS to over a hundred young delegates from various fields and also shed light on the ongoing debate about the organization.
Society requires awareness
Mohan Bhagwat said that corruption will be eradicated not through laws, but through character building. Similarly, cow protection is not possible only through legal provisions; it also requires social awareness.
It is important to follow the principle of ‘India First’
He said that it is essential to adhere to the principle of ‘India First’. India should neither be biased nor hostile towards any other country. The US and China operate based on their respective national interests, and their mutual competition is a result of these interests, no matter how much they talk about global brotherhood. Our policy must be absolutely clear – India’s foreign policy should be entirely in favor of India, not for or against the US or China. When we protect our national interests, the well-being of the world is automatically ensured. A strong and self-reliant India will be able to face any challenge and will play a key role in resolving various conflicts in the future and building a more harmonious global order.
Youth should take a closer look and understand the Sangh
Dr. Mohan Bhagwat appealed to the youth of Assam and the entire Northeast not to form opinions about the Sangh based on any preconceived notions or sponsored propaganda. He said that the younger generation should take a closer look and understand the Sangh.
Society should be organized and virtuous
He said that Indian tradition says, “My path is right, but in your circumstances, your path may also be right.” Citing examples, he said that the diversity of those who separated from India was lost, such as the Punjabi and Sindhi communities in Pakistan, who are now forced to adopt Urdu. He said that Hindu society is the only society that respects diversity, and creating such a society is the primary objective of the Sangh. He said, “Until Indian society becomes organized and cultured, the fate of the country will not change.”
