Mohan Bhagwat’s Statement: RSS-Government Relations Strong, Yet British Legacy Calls For Change And Innovation Ahead

National News:  Mohan Bhagwat clearly said that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has good coordination with the central and state governments. He said that the Sangh never wants conflict, but believes in the path of cooperation and dialogue. He stressed that the aim of both the government and the society is the welfare of the people and positive changes are possible with this thinking. Questioning the system, Bhagwat said that even today our system is running on the structures created by the British.

He said that the system that the British had created for governance is still applicable in many places. Bhagwat said that it is very important to bring change and innovation in this old structure so that the real needs of the country can be met.

Time and freedom for power

The RSS chief said that it is wrong to expect people in power to change everything immediately. He said that even if leaders want to bring about change with full intention, they do not get immediate results every time. Therefore, governments should be given time, space and freedom so that they can take concrete steps gradually.

Progress through coordination, not confrontation

Mohan Bhagwat made it clear in his message that there is no fight or conflict between the government and the Sangh. He said that if the society and the government work together, the pace of development can be faster. By adopting a positive approach instead of conflict, the public gets better results.

Role of society and government

Bhagwat explained that change does not happen only on the strength of the government. Society also has to fulfill its responsibility. If culture, tradition and education go together, the picture of the country can be changed. He said that the Sangh always works to strengthen this coordination.

The need for change and innovation

The RSS chief said that innovation and reforms are very important to take India forward in the new era. New thinking and technology will have to be adopted while maintaining old traditions. Only then will the country become self-reliant and the basic needs of the society will be fulfilled.

Picture of a better india

Bhagwat said that if the government and society work together, respect law and order and have a positive attitude, then the image of India will become even better. He said that the real education is that which makes a person cultured, responsible and creative. This is the path that strengthens both society and government.