‘India will never harm neighbors, but if someone comes to evil …’; Mohan Bhagwat talks about Bahlkam attack
Association President Mohan Bhagwat
Bhalgam terrorist attack: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangam (RSS) president Mohan Bhagwat said that the principle of nonviolence was in Hinduism on Saturday, and that the failure of attacks was part of the duty. Speaking at a book launch, he said that the principles of non -violence were based on accepting this idea.
The RSS leader said, “Many people accept these policies wholeheartedly. Others do not do so. In such a situation, religion says that the defeat by the attackers is part of the religion (duty). Teaching a lesson for thugs is part of the duty. ” ‘
What did the association president say
He said India was never harmful to its neighbors, but if someone takes a bad eye, there is no other option. The association’s president said, “We will never insult our neighbors. But what if someone comes to evil? It is the king’s duty to protect the people. The king must perform his duty.”
Bhagavat emphasized the need to understand the Dharma in the true sense of Bhagavat, and that religion is not religion until the four principles of truth, purity, compassion and penance are followed. He said, “Beyond this is unjust.”
‘Religion is a theory’
Bhagwat said that the religion is currently limited to rituals and eating habits. He said, “Who should be worshiped, what to eat, and what not to eat, we have a limited religion for us.” This is the rule of conduct… not the policy. Religion is a theory.
The RSS leader said that the Hindu community should understand Hinduism, which is the best way to present its traditions and culture in front of the world. He said, “Nothing in the Hindu scriptures has nothing to say about untouchability. ‘High’ or ‘no less’. One job is large and the other is never small … If you look at the highest and less, it is unjust. This is ruthless behavior.”
‘Don’t try to change anyone’
Bhagwat said that there can be many religions and that each of them can be the best for his followers; But the person must follow the path he has chosen and respect the path of others. “Don’t try to change anyone.”
Bhagwat said there is a religion above religion. As long as we do not understand this, we will not understand religion. That religion is above religion. On this occasion, Swami Vijianananda said in his book ‘The Hindu Report’ that there is the essence of ancient knowledge, which has been revived for the contemporary time.
Hindu thoughts have always taken into account the needs of the present, which is strongly based on the eternal principles of eternal principles in powerful formulas by the sages.
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