RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat arrived in Kerala in such an era when preparations were being made to debate in Parliament on Operation Sindoor in Parliament. Operation vermilion was going on in the monsoon session of Parliament, and then the security forces surrounded the attackers of Pahalgam and piled up in the valley – and this is also the period when the BJP is making a strategy for next year’s assembly elections.
Mohan Bhagwat has given his opinion on Macaulay’s education policy in the Gyan Sabha of the Education Summit organized by the Sangh Sanskriti Utthan Nyas associated with the Sangh, but it seems more relevant to make India a superpower. When Mohan Bhagwat talks about making India a lion, it seems as the operation vermilion saga is getting the complexes – and all these are also connected to the upcoming elections including Bihar. Anyway, the Sangh prepares the land for the BJP before the elections.
After the patriotic atmosphere made of operation vermilion, when the election campaign will catch pace, the given line of the Sangh chief will also resonate in the BJP’s rallies – and that operation may be able to intensify the political edge of vermilion. Apart from Kerala, according to BJP, assembly elections are to be held in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu in 2026. But, at first, Bihar’s turn has come.
India is not a gold bird, lion is India
Operation vermilion has not been postponed, an attempt is being made to remind this thing again and again by the government. Remembering Pakistan is given, now if the message reaches the voters of the electoral states, then the matter is similar to the fragrance in gold. Now it has also been made clear by the BJP government at the Center under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that any terrorist incident will be considered a war against the country.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh says during a discussion in Parliament, “When the goals are older, we should not pay attention to relatively small issues … because paying attention to small issues can divert attention from the security of the country and respect of the soldiers.
It is still about peace. The war is only to avoid the war. Even if it is a matter of Russia -Ukraine War – but, after the operation vermilion, the discussion seems a bit suppressed, which is said that India is not a war of Buddha, not Buddha – and Mohan Bhagwat is trying to carry forward the same feeling.
Mohan Bhagwat, the head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, says, we do not have to become a gold bird again, but we have to become a lion… The world understands the power of power and should be a powerful India.
Can it also try to maintain the impact of the current political warm-up till the coming elections? So that BJP leaders can naturally ask in rallies – ‘How is the passion?’ And, do not let the enthusiasm cool down.
Is this Mohan Bhagwat’s motivational speech to take BJP leaders keeping in mind the upcoming elections?
Hindutva agenda, but stance is slightly soft
Along with nationalism, the main election agenda of BJP is also of Hindutva. The politics of casteism weakens Hindutva and the Sangh always worries about this. The central government has now announced to conduct caste census, but the worry of the Sangh is not decreasing.
Top, the Sangh chief considers all the people living in India to be Hindus, and in this election, the BJP is trying to explain the matter of equality in the facilities of cremation and graveyard from the BJP. Efforts are also successful, but not every time – now the Sangh chiefs are trying to explain the meaning of staunch Hindutva to the people.
Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat is trying to explain that Hindutva should not mean intolerant. In Kochi’s program, it is said that being a staunch Hindu does not mean opposing others.
And then explain, the essence of Hinduism lies in embracing everyone … It is often misunderstanding that being a staunch Hindu means abusing others… Such can happen.
In debate between India vs India
Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat has also expressed his opinion in the debate between India vs India – and has stressed that since India is a person, it is a noun, so it should not be translated – ‘India That is Bharat’ is fine, but India is India.
Mohan Bhagwat’s advice is that India should be allowed to remain India. It is said that when we write and speak, India should say only India… India should remain India… The identity of India is respected because it is India.
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