He said that that room is part of India and will have to be withdrawn.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.

On the occasion of the completion of 100 years of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), various programs are being organized by the Sangh across the country, while the Shiv Sena mouthpiece has questioned this. The article published in the face has recently raised serious questions on the DNA and its ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). The letter claimed that there is a strict need once again on the concept of nationalism and Hindutva of the Sangh.

Saamana also emphasized that the role of the Sangh in the freedom struggle and the subsequent nation building was negligible, despite this, the Sangh is giving a speech on freedom and nationalism today. It raises the question whether the Sangh’s thoughts and its agenda have respect for democracy and personal freedom.

Freedom struggle and the role of the union

According to Saamana, the Sangh’s contribution to India’s freedom struggle was almost zero. The Sangh was not seen anywhere in the movements and struggles raised for independence, yet the Sangh and its leaders have stayed the right to give speeches on freedom and nationalism. The article also said that ‘PM Modi- The Sangh has prepared a large army of cowardly and mercenaries to praise the rule of Home Minister Amit Shah, which has also included Mohan Bhagwat himself.’

Union and ‘Hindu Rashtra’ agenda

It was also claimed in the Saamana that the real goal of the Sangh is to convert India into ‘Hindu Pakistan’. For this, the Sangh is ready to sacrifice institutions like personal freedom, democracy and Parliament. Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat gave a speech in the recent Vijayadashami conference in the recent Vijayadashami conference. The letter said that it was expected from this conference that the Sangh would give a new direction and guidance on the occasion of establishing a hundred years, but it did not happen.

Modi-Shah rule and union dreams

Saamana called Modi-Shah’s rule a realizing of the dreams of the Sangh. It has been written in the letter that according to the notion of the Sangh, the real meaning of the country’s unity is to recognize the rule of Hindus with a staunch and rotten mindset rather than tolerant Hindus. Under this approach, it is the endeavor of the Sangh to establish the rule of India as a ‘Hindu Rashtra’, even if it has to be violated by democratic values ​​and personal freedom.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised RSS on Wednesday (October 01, 2025) on the centenary occasion of the establishment of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and said that despite the restrictions and conspiracies, the organization never showed bitterness as it continued to work on the principle of ‘nation first’.

While attending the centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Modi highlighted the contribution of the Sangh in nation building and said that the Sangh has reached every corner of the country with the goal of promoting harmony by removing discrimination of caste or creed and spreading the message of an inclusive society.

Attempt to crush RSS by registering false cases

Modi said, ‘The Sangh has fought against the atrocities of the British. His only interest has always been a love for the nation. He said that the volunteers of the Sangh gave shelter to the freedom fighters and during the freedom struggle, its leaders also went to jail. Many attempts have been made to crush the spirit of RSS by making allegations and registering false cases.

Giving a clear reference to the ban on RSS after the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, he said, ‘RSS never showed bitterness against them in false cases, banning and other challenges, because we are part of a society where we accept both good and bad. It has been his mantra that which is good, which is less good, all is ours.

The ground of the Sangh branch is such an inspiration land, where the journey of volunteer starts on its own.

Union branches are the sacrificial altar of individual construction.

Listen, what PM Modi said … #RSS100YEARS pic.twitter.com/Ncs4o78ce9

– BJP (@BJP4India) October 1, 2025

RSS’s democracy and unwavering belief in constitutional institutions

Modi said that the then RSS chief Madhav Golwalkar was also sent to jail in a false case. The Prime Minister said, ‘Still when he came out, he said with a calm heart that sometimes the tongue gets buried under the teeth, crushs, but we do not break the teeth because the teeth are also ours, the tongue is also ours.’

He said that every ‘volunteer’ has unwavering belief in democracy and constitutional institutions, which gave them the power to face challenges. When an emergency was imposed, this belief gave every volunteer the power to face him.

Special postage stamp and monument coin released

The Prime Minister also issued a special postage stamp and a memorial coin to mark 100 years of the establishment of the RSS. He said, ‘There is a national symbol on one side on the coin of 100 rupees, on the other side there is the image of Bharat Mata sitting on the lion, while volunteers are seen bowing in front of them with devotion and dedication.’

He said, ‘For the first time in the history of independent India, the image of Mother India has been mentioned on Indian currency, which is a moment of extreme pride and historical importance. The establishment of RSS on the day of Vijayadashami 100 years ago was not just a coincidence, but it was a revival of a tradition that has been going on for thousands of years.

RSS-Modi stands firmly even after challenges

He said, ‘The Sangh has been synonymous with patriotism and service since its inception. RSS believes in ‘Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat’, although efforts were made to prevent it from joining the national mainstream after independence. Unity in diversity has always been the soul of India. If this principle is broken then India will become weak.

The PM said, “Despite the challenges, the RSS stands firmly and is tirelessly serving the nation.” The centenary celebrations were organized by the Ministry of Culture and it included RSS General Secretary Dattatreya Hosbale, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat.

PM Modi skilled organizers before joining BJP

The RSS established in Nagpur in 1925 on behalf of Keshav Baliram Hedgewar was established as a voluntary organization, which aims to promote cultural awareness, discipline, service and social responsibility among the citizens. Modi himself was a RSS pracharak and had made his mark as a skilled organizer before coming to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The BJP’s ideological inspiration comes from the Hindutva organization.

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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.