North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has expressed deep concern over the ongoing organized violence and incidents of mob lynching against Hindus in neighboring Bangladesh. He made it clear that if the minority community there stands strongly for their rights, then they will get the support not only of India but of Hindus all over the world.
5 big things about the address (Key Takeaways)
Decision to ‘fight’ and global support: “There are around 1.25 crore Hindus in Bangladesh. If they decide to stay there and fight for their rights, all Hindus around the world will come forward to help them,” Bhagwat said.
Organization is security: While advising the society to get organized, he said that remaining weak increases atrocities. Only when society stands united, global powers and the international community take cognizance.
Infiltration and Demographic Change: Talking about domestic issues, he said that population imbalance has increased due to illegal infiltration and religious conversion. He appealed to citizens to remain ‘vigilant’ and report suspects to the police.
Role of Government of India: He indicated that the government is now taking action on these issues and will see positive results in the times to come.
Resolution of united India: Bhagwat said that the situation of 1947 no longer exists. India has now progressed a lot and those who try to break India will themselves be broken.
Context of Bangladesh crisis
Violence against the Hindu community in Bangladesh has increased since the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina in August 2024. Hindu businesses, temples and students have been targeted by fundamentalist elements. This statement of Bhagwat is being considered as an attempt to boost the morale of those Hindus who are struggling to stay in their birthplace instead of migrating.
