RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat: Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is migrating to Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh on a two -day visit. During this, Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat interacted with the volunteers at Deen Dayal Upadhyay School in Nawabganj on Sunday (June 8).
Addressing the volunteers, Sarsanghchalak said, “All Hindus will have to work to unite. Every household should have rites and people in the family should be united, so that the Sanatan tradition can be re -established in every house.
We should contact every family in the branch area- Mohan Bhagwat
On Sunday (June 8), four meetings of Bhagwat were held with the office bearers of the union throughout the day. Bhagwat inquired about the work being done between the Sangh’s works, branches, students. He also said, “We should contact every family of the branch area. RSS works for personality development. ” He clarified, “Personal development means family as well as society, nation and the whole human race, that is, to understand its responsibility towards the world.”
He added, “We say that the world is a family. As the Sangh expanded, it increased and expanded its work in various fields of social life through its workers.”
The Sangh is in its centenary year- RSS chief
The RSS chief said, “Today we are in the centenary year of the Sangh. On the basis of punch change, efforts are being made to move towards major changes in the whole society. A society that is familiar with its responsibility towards the nation, a C which makes its lifestyle according to the environment, a society that is free from the inequality of casteism, where the whole society has equal rights on temples, reservoirs, cremations. ”
RSS General Secretary of Dattatreya Hosbole has been training for two days
RSS officials said that from May 21, training of volunteers is going on here, which will end on June 10. He said that RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosbole has been in Kanpur for the last two days and is giving the volunteers training to build society by rising above caste bonds.