(This is a reprint from NewsBred).
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) wants a samwad and it would leave its opponents nowhere to run.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's clear position on Muslims, reservations, lynching, Indian constitution, etc, was like an elephant who just walked through the door of the corrupt in their own vice den.
All these years, Sangh grew and grew, preferring action for words, which allowed a cottage industry of dishonest politicians, academicians and journalists to grow fat on global agenda of fundamentalist Islamic and Christian forces--for these two religions alone want to prevail till the world comes to an end.
Earlier, RSS' silence was seen as the proof of the guilt. Now that they are behind mike, and on the podium, right in Lutyens' living room, all we are hearing through the broken glass-panes is: hey, listen, these are words, just words, for their actions won't sync.
So, if you are silent, you are guilty. If you speak, a hypocrite. If you act, it's only token and an eyewash.
RSS all these years had seen the futility of engaging with
the rogues and their
The new RSS wants seminars, debates and discussions. It's a
tectonic shift. Their silence didn't win them over the urbans whose eyes and
ears were controlled by the Lutyens' media. RSS could've ignored it but the
devils have wedged a divide. They wanted Muslims to be insecure, anxious,
troubled, jittery and skittish and a narrative to be built that would've
painted Hindutva as murderous, fascist and totalitarians. That's not good for
the Hindus, not for Muslims and certainly not for
Never is a more concerted effort needed than now to bridge the divide. Hindutva would lay beaten if a Muslim child is poisoned by the chalice of his parent's fears and grows into an alienated branch of this country in the cusp of great things. RSS has sensed the danger inherent and hence Bhagwat's words: "If-Muslims-are-unwanted-then-there's-no-Hindutva" is a giant leap of faith that needs be repaid in faith.
We've seen in recent years how Dishonests are emerging out of their rat-holes. They are fighting for survival. They are dead if their narrative of polarization is given a noisy burial. And that's the need of the hour. RSS just doesn't need one Bhagwat; it needs thousands of Bhagwats. They are all out there but need a cohesive force to keep them together; grow and multiply. Their voices need be sustained and spread to every household.
So far most of it is private initiative. An OpIndia here; a
Swarajya there; a Litfest in
