After requesting Hindus to eat beef for social harmony, now RSS cult leader Moohan Bagwonk also known as Mohan Bhagwat asks for Hindus to give up Hindu Temple dispute issues for the sake of social harmony whatever that means but in reality it often means the RSS want a stamp of approval from the Hinduphobes which they have been trying to do for years and still failing.
The largest group of Indigenous people in the world who survived unleashing the most courageous resistance while most others across the world ended up in the museum still being treated as 3rd class citizens in their own country doesn’t make sense unless they have been intentionally mentally broken within. Otherwise, a Shivaji or Durgavati would be emerging across the whole county.
It’s good this outdated cult is exposing itself to the majority of Hindus who have been brainwashed into thinking that the RSS is their saviour when in reality the RSS has often been a trojan horse to disarm the Hindus mentally, intellectually and physically for decades otherwise Hindus would have dismantled the apartheid against them in India.
We know from day one the number of times they tried to sabotage our Hindu campaigns because we refused to bow down to them even after getting Hindu issues into the mainstream media.
At our protest for persecuted Hindus in Bangladesh outside the Bangladesh High Commission in London in 2001 knowing we had media coverage, a group of RSS/VHP leaders grabbed the HHR petition from the hands of Hindu female members led by a Greek Hindu girl walking towards the High Commission.
The police then jumped in and grabbed the petition back to give it to the girls and the rest of us ended up in an argument with the RSS cult who were desperate for media coverage and didn’t want any Hindu group that’s not associated with the Sangh to get any publicity. This is one of many conflicts we had with them.
Sita Ram Goel had exposed them decades ago knowing the RSS are leading Hindus to their demise.
Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, recently voiced his concerns about the re-emergence of temple-mosque disputes. He noted that some individuals, following the construction of Ayodhya’s Ram Temple, seem to believe they can lead Hindus by stirring such issues. Bhagwat emphasised the need for an inclusive society and highlighted India’s potential to demonstrate harmonious coexistence to the world.
