Dhirendra shastri on RSS: The controversial statement of Priyank Kharge, the Congress leader and minister in the Karnataka government regarding the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), has warmed the politics of the country. Priyank Kharge has clearly stated that if the Congress government is formed at the Center, the RSS will be banned nationwide. After this statement, the first response to Sant Samaj has come from Dhirendra Shastri of Bageshwar Dham.
Dhirendra Shastri said – This topic is not of Sanatan Dharma
When Priyank Kharge’s statement was sought from Dhirendra Shastri, he said in clear words, ‘We cannot say anything on this. These are private agendas of parties. He said that Sanatan Dharma has nothing to do with this and they only talk about religion and Sanatan.
RSS’s Dhirendra Shastri praised
However, Dhirendra Shastri openly praised the functioning of the RSS and said, “If the conversion is controlled in the villages, then its biggest credit goes to RSS.” He said that the way Sangh workers have worked in every village to protect Hinduism, it is amazing. He said, ‘The more thank you are given to them, the less.’
Priyank described RSS as an organization that broke the country
Priyank Kharge made many sharp allegations after another about the RSS. He said, ‘Who is spreading hatred in the country, who is talking about changing the constitution? The answer is- RSS. ‘ He also said that if the Congress comes to power again, the RSS will be banned under the legal process. Priyank made accusations on the Sangh of spreading communal violence, giving hate speech and making rhetoric against the constitution.
Tejashwi Surya gave an open challenge
The entire controversy increased when BJP MP Tejashwi Surya posted with Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. In response, Priyank Kharge wrote -‘Tejaswi, I challenge you that you say in a loud voice -I do not need RSS, I can only win elections under the leadership of Modi and Nadda.’ Priyank raised the question that when the country is in crisis, why do the Prime Minister go not Parliament, Nagpur (RSS headquarters)?