Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sah Sarkaryavah Manmohan Vaidya on Friday expressed concern over the breach in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s security. Vaidya was addressing the media at the conclusion of Akhil Bharatiya Samanvay Samiti in Bhagyanagar.
“This is a very serious issue. The matter is being investigated. The government will investigate the role of the officials responsible for the incident. The man holding the highest constitutional office had to be exposed for minutes. It is a good sign for the country.” Is.” not there.”
The senior RSS functionary was also asked what the Sangh thinks about the threatening deals that hurt the dignity of women.
“It is not right for a woman of any religion – Hindu or Muslim – to do so. We should not look at it from the point of view of religion but from the point of view that it is not right for the respect of women.
The Sangh has been the target of many people who have alleged saffronisation of education. Vaidya said that whenever any step is taken to unite the country, such allegations are made against the Sangh.
“Post independence, India has a unique identity and many tukde-tukde gangs are working to deprive the country of that identity. Whenever any step is taken which can unite the country, such allegations are leveled against us. Earlier the protestors were strong, they had the power and the media, while the Sangh had its own cadre and truth. Today, we can hear the real academics,” said the RSS functionary.
Vaidya said that 36 organizations were present in the meeting, where all discussed the activities going on in the society.
As far as the impact of Covid is concerned, the Sangh has trained around 10 lakh workers to fight the third wave. Vaidya, while briefing about the resumption of branches, said that 93% of those who worked in 2019 have resumed.
About one lakh youth are showing interest in the Sangh. There are 55,000 daily branches functioning and 60% of these are for students alone,” Vaidya said.
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