মোহন ভাগবত Warns of Foreign Conspiracies and Shift Attempts in India

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief মোহন ভাগবত asserted that malicious forces are actively plotting to destabilize the nation and execute a political transition comparable to recent overseas events. Speaking during the Dussehra address in Nagpur, the Sangh leader pointed toward recent turmoil and power shifts witnessed internationally.

Foreign Parallels and Internal Ambitions

Highlighting global occurrences, the RSS chief noted that storms are brewing in the western regions and pointed observers toward the situations in France, Nepal, and Bangladesh. According to his observations, similar designs are being prepared to dismantle India, Hindu identity, and the Sangh itself. He alleged that due to a lack of proper discernment and personal ambitions, certain ambitious leaders are inadvertently aligning with these disruptive elements, though he emphasized that the country continues forward with a firm resolve.

Perspectives on Protests and Public Agitations

Addressing the nature of public dissent, মোহন ভাগবত noted that protests naturally arise when grievances occur. However, he cautioned that the primary objective must center on finding constructive resolutions rather than fostering hostility or crossing boundaries of basic decency. Furthermore, he argued that mobilization efforts ought not to be manipulated by desires for electoral gains or superficial popularity, emphasizing that genuine solutions emerge from dialogue rather than friction alone.

Concerns Regarding Digital Platforms

The address also touched upon the widespread distribution of information via digital networks, particularly concerning recent nationwide agitations that spread rapidly by word-of-mouth and online applications. Voicing worry over the unrestricted availability of data without adequate societal awareness, the RSS chief pointed out that while strict regulations govern OTT and social media channels in various other nations, India lacks equivalent constraints, making youth education essential.

Sources: ABP Ananda, Anandabazar Patrika, NORTHEAST NOW (Assamese).