Muslims and Christians who love India are also Hindus: RSS Chief

RSS Chief Dr. Mohan Bhagwat recently addressed a gathering from all of walks society in Assam as part of the RSS's 100th-anniversary celebrations. He shared the organization's vision and efforts to promote unity and India's cultural heritage.

Bhagwat said India is a Hindu Rashtra (nation) by nature, and it doesn't need an official announcement to prove it. He explained that "India" and "Hindu" mean the same thing, and anyone who loves India is a Hindu, no matter their faith or background.

He clarified that being a Hindu isn't just about religion; it's about sharing India's culture and values. Bhagwat emphasized that Muslims and Christians who love India are also Hindus, as the term covers a broad cultural identity.

Bhagwat highlighted that what makes someone a Hindu isn't about what they eat or how they worship. He wants to promote unity and says anyone proud of India's heritage is part of the Hindu identity.

He explained that the RSS wants to build strong individuals and help India grow. Bhagwat invited people to visit RSS centers to understand the organization's goals and values.

Bhagwat stressed the importance of social harmony, family values, and protecting the environment. He advised families to keep their cultural traditions alive and teach them to their children. He also talked about being careful with social media, especially for young people.

Regarding Assam's concerns about demographics and culture, Bhagwat told people to be confident and protect their heritage. He spoke about the need for balanced population growth and standing against forces that divide people.

Bhagwat praised freedom fighters from Assam and encouraged people to follow their examples. At the end, he asked everyone to work together for India's progress.

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