He said that that room is part of India and will have to be withdrawn. Bhagwat was speaking at an event held in Satna, where people played loud applause on his statement.

Bhagwat said this

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said, ‘Many Sindhi brothers are sitting here, I am very happy. He did not go to Pakistan, he belonged to undivided India. The situation sent us to this house, but those houses and these houses are not different. The whole of India is the same house, just a room in our house has taken possession. My tables, chair and clothes were kept there. Now the time will come when we have to take back the room.

#Watch SATNA, MP | RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Says, “Many Sindhi Brothers are sitting here. I am very happy. They did not go to Pakistan; Home are not different. The Whole of… pic.twitter.com/cdnaldzwqc

– ANI (@ani) October 5, 2025

There is protest in Pok

Bhagwat’s statement came at a time when people in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) have opened a front against Pakistani rule. For the last few days, thousands of local people have been on the streets under the banner of Awami Action Committee (AAC) and demanding economic relief and political reforms.

So far 10 people have died in the protests going on for three days, while more than 100 have been injured. Four protesters were shot dead by Pakistani security forces in Dhirkot (Bagh district). Apart from this, there have been reports of violence in Muazzafarabad, Dadayal (Mirpur) and Chamati (near Kohala).

‘India showed its courage and unity to the world’

Earlier on Thursday, Mohan Bhagwat had also emphasized the need to increase security capacity. He said that the international response to the Pahalgam terror attack showed who the true friends of India are.

He said, ‘This was an exam that who is with us on the global stage and how much supports us. The firm responding of India’s political leadership and the army proved the unity of the country, the fearlessness of leadership and the bravery of the army in front of the world.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said on Friday (August 29, 2025), a scathing attack on Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat that he should not impose the principle of ‘three children’ on Indian women.

He also criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi and alleged that during his tenure, enmity against Muslims has been made institutional. During a conversation with PTI, Owaisi alleged that the RSS and the organization sponsored or supported on it were responsible for spreading anti -Muslim hatred.

Who intervene in people’s family life?

He also claimed that according to the 2011 census, the Muslim population growth rate is decreasing and it is 14.23 percent, while the population of Hindus is about 80 percent. Owaisi said, ‘Now you are saying that it is okay, produce three children. Who are you interfering in family’s family life? Why do you want to put a burden on Indian women who can have their own distinct priorities? In this way, this is the double character of the RSS.

RSS chief gave this statement

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat had said on Thursday (August 28, 2025) that each Indian family should have three children to keep the population adequate and under control. Bhagwat also said that the RSS does not believe in attacking anyone, even if it is on religious grounds.

On this, the Lok Sabha member from Hyderabad said that there are many examples in which Bhagwat called Muslims ‘stolen goods and Mughal emperor’s children’. He asked, ‘Which religion is organizing all the parliament and calling for open massacres of Muslims and open rape of women?’

Talk of spreading hatred against Muslims

Owaisi alleged, ‘These are the only sponsored and supported organizations on behalf of the RSS, who talk and promote it to spread hatred against Muslims. Actually, during the tenure of Narendra Modi, hatred against Muslims has been made institutional. The people of the country should understand the need to remove the BJP from power in the upcoming elections, so that it can get political retirement.

Owaisi said, ‘We should not give them a chance to retire ourselves. I hope that the people and democracy of India want this and we are trying to retire from politics forever.

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The Aam Aadmi Party has now tightened up after the National Self -Service Association (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat advised the leaders to leave the post at the age of 75 years. AAP’s Delhi President Saurabh Bhardwaj reminded Prime Minister Narendra Modi of his own rule. Saurabh Bhardwaj said that now the RSS is also indicating that Narendra Modi should leave the post of PM after the completion of 75 years of age.

Saurabh Bhardwaj said, “This is applied not only to Prime Minister Modi, but also for MPs, MLAs, Chief Ministers of Nitish Kumar and all parties, but the post of Prime Minister is the top post of the country. Its pattern is followed even if it is not under the political leadership of the whole country. So the RSS can indicate on its side, but cannot give dictat.”

Will Narendra Modi resign from the post of Prime Minister in September

During the Lok Sabha elections, Arvind Kejriwal also questioned that BJP and RSS together made a rule to retire from politics after the age of 75 years, under which Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji in September 2025 when 75 years… pic.twitter.com/kp4sgzf5x3

– AAP (@Aamaadmiparty) July 11, 2025

‘Hope BJP will pay attention to this’
He said that it is in the hands of BJP or not to accept this gesture or not. We hope that BJP will pay attention to this. The Prime Minister himself made the rule, following it, he will hand over the leadership of the party and the country to a qualified person.