Mohan Bhagwat : RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat's Statement in Discussion; “If Hindus do not remain, the world will not remain either”
The thoughts expressed by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat during his Manipur visit are currently being discussed nationwide. His statement, emphasizing the importance of the existence of Hindu society, is widely discussed. “If Hindus do not remain, the world will not remain either,” he clearly stated, sparking intense discussion in political and social circles.
Bhagwat's Speech During Manipur Visit
After months of ongoing ethnic conflict in Manipur, Mohan Bhagwat visited the state for the first time. During the organized meeting, he discussed various issues related to society, nation, and culture. He stated that India is an 'immortal society' and emphasized that the Hindu tradition should be seen as the foundation of the world's existence.
“The Hindu society is immortal”
Addressing the gathering, Bhagwat said, “India is the name of an immortal society. Many other cultures and empires were born, rose, and eventually perished. But India still endures and will continue to do so. This is because our society has built a strong social network based on fundamental values.” He further said, “Great empires like Greece, Egypt, and Rome have vanished. But India's existence remains intact. There must be something that prevents our existence from fading.” Through this, he highlighted the resilience, continuity, and historical longevity of Indian society and Hindu culture.
“The Hindu society is immortal”
Addressing the gathering, Bhagwat said, “India is the name of an immortal society. Many other cultures and empires were born, rose, and eventually perished. But India still endures and will continue to do so. This is because our society has built a strong social network based on fundamental values.” He further said, “Great empires like Greece, Egypt, and Rome have vanished. But India's existence remains intact. There must be something that prevents our existence from fading.” Through this, he highlighted the resilience, continuity, and historical longevity of Indian society and Hindu culture.
“If not Hindu, the existence of the world will end”
In one of Mohan Bhagwat's most discussed statements, he said, “The Hindu society will endure because it possesses a value system essential for the world. If Hinduism does not remain, the world will not remain either.” By linking this statement to the fundamental values of society, he attempted to clarify the universal significance of Hindu philosophy. Concepts like peace, coexistence, mutual respect, and balance, which are part of Hindu ideology, make this tradition essential for the existence of the world, Bhagwat expressed.
Message given against the backdrop of Manipur violence
It is believed that Mohan Bhagwat undertook this visit with the aim of conveying a message of harmony and social unity in the state following the ethnic violence in Manipur. In his speech, he stated that situations keep changing, challenges keep arising, yet society should stay united and continue working for values.
Political discussions surge
Various reactions are emerging in political circles to Bhagwat's statement. Some believe it is a speech made for the confidence of the Hindu community, while others have linked it to political contexts. However, there is currently intense discussion about his statement that "if there is no Hindu, the world will not survive either."