
Varanasi, 28 Aug (HS): Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)
General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale said that the Sangh has a tradition of
turning strangers into acquaintances and acquaintances into friends. These
three concepts of freedom, equality, and fraternity have been accepted in
various forms by many countries around the world. In nations where only freedom
was prioritized, licentiousness became rampant. While countries like Soviet
Russia prioritized equality, this idea also failed to survive. In Indian
culture, fraternity is linked with freedom and equality. The foundation of
these three elements is social harmony.
Sarkaryavah was addressing the Rakshabandhan celebrations
held at the Sangh's Kashi Madhya Tilak Nagar here on Friday. Speaking as the
keynote speaker at the Dr. Sampurnanand Sports Complex in Sigra, Sarkaryavah
Dattatreya Hosabale quoted a verse from Yoga Vashishtha and said that meeting people
who are not our relatives daily increases closeness and they become our
relatives. However, abandoning the practice of closeness breaks the bond of
affection and brotherhood. Giving the message of social harmony to the
volunteers and women present, Sarkaryavah said that our unity and oneness are
the basis for the preservation and promotion of world brotherhood. India has
adopted social harmony to protect freedom and equality by following a just path
and making brotherhood the foundation.
He said that in Hindu culture, the entire world is accepted
as one family. I and all living beings are parts of the same God; this feeling
should be accepted with a generous character. Distrust among relationships
weakens the bond of affection of Raksha Bandhan. If there is division among us,
the opposing side benefits. When we all discuss world brotherhood, its
foundation is the verse from the Bhavishya Purana, Yen baddho Bali Raja
Danavendra Mahabalah. Ten tvambhibadhnami raksha ma chal ma chal. Which
means that just as King Bali was bound in the bond of affection, I too bind you
in the bond of affection. May this bond remain stable. The current instability
in families and society is due to selfishness. Selfishness should not become a
vice within humans.
While paying tribute to the citizens who lost their lives in
the Nepal tragedy on behalf of the Sangh Parivar, the Sarkaryavah said that the
Sangh Parivar also expresses its deepest condolences to those who have been
affected by this disaster.
Before this, Dr. Hemant Gupta, Sanghchalak of Kashi Madhya,
Pradeep, City Sanghchalak of Tilak Nagar, Sarkaryavah tied a Raksha Sutra to
the saffron flag. The program was conducted by City Karyavah Satyapal.
Prominently present at the celebration were Area Karyavah Dr. Virendra Jaiswal,
Area Pracharak Anil, Area Service Chief Yudhveer, State Karyavah Murali Pal,
Co-Provincial Karyavah Dr. Rakesh, State Pracharak Ramesh, Independent Charge
Ayush Minister of the State Dr. Dayashankar Mishra Dayalu, Mayor Ashok Tiwari,
etc.
Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi