In Jaipur, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that the world does not understand the language of love without power. He emphasized the importance of power for global welfare, recalling India's ancient culture and tradition of sacrifice.
Mohan Bhagwat: At a recent significant event in Jaipur, Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), shared his views on the current state of the nation and the world. He asserted that unless a nation possesses power, the world will not take its message of peace and love seriously. This statement was particularly made in light of the escalating tensions with Pakistan.
Power as the Key to Success
In his address, Mohan Bhagwat clarified that India's ancient culture has always emphasized sacrifice and service. He cited examples of great personalities, from Lord Rama to Bhamashah, who served the nation through their sacrifice and dedication. He argued that possessing power is essential to maintaining peace and love in the world. A nation's voice carries less weight on the global stage without sufficient strength.
India's Role: The Elder Brother of the World
Bhagwat stated that India should act as a global guide for dharma and humanity. He stressed the global role of Hinduism, asserting that global welfare is India's greatest dharma. Highlighting India's antiquity and civilization, he emphasized that India is the oldest country in the world and its role is akin to that of an elder brother, constantly striving for peace and harmony.
The Necessary Balance of Love and Power
The RSS chief explained that India harbors no hatred or malice, but the world must understand that the language of love is only effective when backed by power. He further stated that power is the means by which India can convey its cultural heritage and message to the entire world.
Cultural Heritage and the Rishi Tradition
Mohan Bhagwat also praised the Indian Rishi tradition and the saintly community. He said that this community safeguards culture and religion, preserving the nation's cultural heritage. This heritage gives India a distinct identity on the world stage, and its protection is the duty of all.
