Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday wrote to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, accusing BJP leaders of distributing money to get votes and asked whether the RSS endorses such “unethical” practices.
Pradeep Joshi, the All India co-head of the publicity department of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), visited Siliguri from December 28-31, engaging in key meetings and activities.
BJP leaders and RSS activists commemorated Veer Bal Diwas in the region today, paying tribute to the Sahibzadas, the young sons of Guru Gobind Singh, whose sacrifice and courage stand as a testament to India’s struggle for justice and faith.
Bhagwat had earlier remarked, "Certain individuals raise issues around temples and mosques to position themselves as leaders of Hindus, especially concerning the Ram Mandir."
The Trinamul Congress today alleged that Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the RSS are attempting to turn the upcoming Maha Kumbh mela at Prayagraj into part of their saffron political agenda.
'In the larger interest of the nation we should learn to accept something which you may not even agree with,' the former solicitor general said.
Speculations have been rife that the RSS has apparently put out a roadmap to install Nitin Gadkari as the new CM of the state and thereby scale down its demand of chief ministership on a rotation basis.
Reports suggest that RSS would have liked Gadkari to look after the situation in Maharashtra, but the Union minister is reportedly not interested in returning to state politics.
The Shiv Sena had earlier approached the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to help end the deadlock and it informally is backing Gadkari to resolve the deadlock.
The key members who attended the meeting was RSS joint secretary Krishna Gopal and former BJP organising secretary Ram Lal, along with the Muslim influencers.
