Mohan Bhagwat Remark on Muslims: A fierce controversy has started regarding another statement of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. Mohan Bhagwat had given a statement about Muslims, in which he said that Muslims do not need to be afraid, but we have to leave the mentality of being big. Now statements of all the opposition leaders including Owaisi are coming out on this statement of Bhagwat. In these 10 big things, know from where this whole matter started and now what is the controversy about it.
- First of all, let us tell you what statement RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat had given. During an interview given to ‘Organizer’ and ‘Panchjanya’, Mohan Bhagwat said, “Hindu society is our identity, in which nationalism and tendency to accept and take everyone along and Islam is not a threat in the country, but it We have to leave the feeling of ‘we are big’.”
- Although Mohan Bhagwat said this for everyone. He said, “There is no threat to Islam, but we are big, we were kings once, we will become kings again…this will have to be abandoned and anyone will have to be abandoned.” There is a Hindu who thinks like this, he will also have to give up (this idea). He is a communist, he will also have to leave.
- On this statement of Mohan Bhagwat, AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi said that RSS believes in Aryan Supremacy. Hitler was also proud of supremacy. RSSR talks about redrafting the constitution from the beginning. We do not talk of Muslim supremacy, we talk of equal citizenship. This is the statement of upper caste. Mohan Bhagwat is the Guru Ghantal of BJP.
- Owaisi further said in his statement that “Who are they to give orders to Muslims, we do not need to learn from anyone. Then you say everyone’s DNA is one, why are you so afraid of the Muslims of India? Bhopal They don’t listen to MP’s statement, who was saying keep the knife? Why don’t these people speak on China?
- Rajya Sabha MP and senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal took a jibe at Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat’s remark that ‘Hindustan should remain Hindustan’, saying that he agrees with it, but ‘a human being should remain a human being’.
- Congress leader Udit Raj also targeted Mohan Bhagwat while referring to his statement. He wrote on Twitter, “Mohan Bhagwat ji tell what was the status of Dalits, backward and women in Sanatan Dharma? Was there no caste?”
- CPM leader Vrinda Karat also gave her reaction on the statement of RSS Chief Bhagwat. In which he termed Bhagwat’s statement as highly controversial and unconstitutional. Karat said that Mohan Bhagwat’s statement is provocative and the Supreme Court should take suo motu cognizance of it. It seems that Bhagwat ji will decide who will stay in India. He and his Hindutva brigade need to read the constitution first.
- On the statement of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, President of All India Imam Association Maulana Sajid Rashidi said, people know history and understand, there is no need to give knowledge to Mohan Bhagwat. By obeying them, why should we forget anything, the permission to propagate Islam is in the constitution. We have ruled India, but we are not saying that we want to make the country a Muslim nation. If there is any contribution of BJP or RSS in freedom, tell it.
- Talking about Mohan Bhagwat’s interview, he also responded to the demand for population law during this period. Bhagwat said, first Hindus should understand that Hindus are in majority today and everyone in this country will be happy with the upliftment of Hindus. “Population is a burden as well as a useful thing, in such a situation, as I said earlier, a policy should be made with such far-reaching and deep thinking.”
- In the interview, Mohan Bhagwat also supported the LGBTQ community and said that their privacy should be respected. Giving a big statement, Bhagwat said that the Sangh would encourage this idea. He said, we want the LGBT community to have the right to their privacy and feel that they are also a part of this society.
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