Unity in Diversity: Celebrating Abdul Hamid and India's Unwavering Spirit

At a book launch celebrating war hero Abdul Hamid, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasized India's unity amid diversity. Held in Ghazipur, the event highlighted how India remains one nation despite its many languages and customs, inspired by the sacrifices of heroes like Hamid.

At the launch of a book honoring war hero Abdul Hamid, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted the persistent love for India's motherland, regardless of its external diversities. Speaking in Ghazipur's Dhamapur village on Hamid's birth anniversary, Bhagwat applauded Hamid's bravery, which earned him the Param Vir Chakra posthumously after the 1965 India-Pakistan war.

Bhagwat noted India's vast expanse, dotted with numerous languages and ancient traditions. He asserted that despite these diversities, India has remained unified for thousands of years. 'We are one nation and one society,' he said, explaining that Indians forget their differences and unite whenever the nation faces external threats, such as those from China and Pakistan.

Highlighting the deep-rooted unity and devotion towards India, Bhagwat stressed that it is the legacy of ancestors and the country's ancient culture that binds Indians together. Heroes like Abdul Hamid act as a beacon of courage, inspiring citizens beyond the reach of scriptures and speeches. Hamid's son Jainul Hassan also attended the launch of 'Mere Papa Param Vir'. Bhagwat had traveled from Varanasi to participate in the event.

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