Ahead of 5 state polls, RSS cautions against divisive forces, calls to vote for ‘best available’ candidates in polls

RSS urges people to opt for the "best available" among the candidates ahead of the 5 state assembly polls

October 24, 2023

Don’t succumb to the people who try to provoke you to divide the society: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on Tuesday cautioned the electorate to remain alert from the divisive forces who might create trouble during the ensuing Assembly elections in five states to be followed by the Lok Sabha elections and urged them to opt for the “best available” among the candidates.

“Don’t succumb to the people who try to provoke you to divide the society,” said RSS chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, who urged them to perform the national duty of exercising their franchise.

Addressing the annual Vijayadashami celebrations at the sprawling Reshimbagh ground in Maharashtra’s Nagpur, Bhagwat was all praise for successfully hosting the prestigious G20 Summit in India and for extending Indian hospitality to the participant countries. “The guests in India enjoyed the Indian traditions and culture and warm receptions to them,” he said.

The RSS chief said it was indeed an achievement that during its Session in India, the G20 warm-heartily welcomed the African Union into its fold. The all round progress of India be it in the science, agriculture, and defence sector was showcased.

On the Manipur crisis, he said some separatist forces were involved in the violence. Both the groups Kuki and Meitei were living there peacefully for years but trouble cropped up in the border areas.

Probably for the first time making a mention of sports, the RSS chief complimented the athletes who did the country proud in the recently held Asian Games in China. He did not forget to mention 18 Gold, 28 Silver, and 47 Bronze medals making a total of 107.

Bhagwat also lauded the progress in Digital India, agriculture, and defence sector. The Indian economy has reached the top five from the 10th position in the recent, he said.

[With Inputs from IANS]

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