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Chitradurga (Karnataka), July 12
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat on Tuesday insisted upon stopping non secular conversion saying that it separates people from their roots.
Bhagwat was addressing the seers of the Dalit and Backward Classes communities throughout an occasion organised at Sri Shivasharan Madarachannaiah Gurupeetha in Chitradurga.
“Religious conversion leads to separatism. Conversion separates one from the roots. Hence, we should strive to stop religious conversion,” the RSS Sarsangh Chalak was quoted as saying in an announcement issued by the outfit.
“If we want India to remain as India, we have to be what we are (culturally) or else India will not remain India. Hence, we have to ensure that ‘Dharma’ should pervade all over,” he added.
According to him, the issues dogging the Hindu society is untouchability and inequality, which exist solely within the thoughts and never within the scriptures.
“Resolving this problem, which has been existing in our mind for many centuries may take time to fade. There is a need to find a solution to this issue. It will surely happen one day and we are working on it. Till then, we should have patience,” Bhagwat mentioned.
The RSS chief emphasised upon specializing in Indian tradition resembling respecting the elders and treating ladies with dignity.
“Modern way of teaching imparts education but it distances from culture. If we have to strengthen culture and commitment, then we have to associate ourselves with some form of worshipping, which the seers alone can do,” Bhagwat instructed the non secular heads.
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