Jaipur, May 17 (HS): Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, emphasized today that strength is essential for the world to listen to India, the oldest country acting as an elder brother promoting peace and harmony. Speaking at the Ravinath Ashram in Harmada, Jaipur, on the death anniversary of Ravinath Maharaj, he expressed that he does not seek personal respect or honor but acknowledges the collective tradition and efforts of millions of workers over a century. He stated that any honor he receives reflects their contributions and is accepted at the request of the saints.

Dr. Bhagwat highlighted India’s tradition of sacrifice and reverence for figures like Bhagwan Ram and Bhamashah. He asserted India’s duty to teach dharma to the world, which necessitates strength, exemplified by recent actions regarding Pakistan. He clarified that India maintains no hatred but that love and goodwill are only acknowledged when strength is present. Dr. Bhagwat noted that achieving global welfare is a fundamental dharma, particularly for Hinduism, as taught by sages throughout history. He also shared experiences with Ravinath Maharaj, whose compassion motivates good deeds. During the event, he was honored by Bhavnath Maharaj, and numerous eminent dignitaries attended.

Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar