PM Modi and RSS Chief Discuss Nation-Building Ahead of Nagpur Visit

PM Modi's upcoming visit to Nagpur highlights discussions with RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat on improving RSS activities and nation-building. RSS leader Sunil Ambedkar denounces recent Nagpur violence and stresses the historical pride of India. The importance of identity and rejecting invaders who destroyed cultural heritage is emphasized.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares for his visit to Nagpur, an insightful disclosure comes from RSS's Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambedkar. He detailed that discussions between RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and PM Modi often revolve around enhancing RSS initiatives and advancing national interests.

Ambedkar revealed during the TV9 summit in New Delhi that their conversations naturally extend to pressing national issues, underscoring the RSS ethos of continuous self-improvement and dedication to national betterment. Ambedkar was clear about rejecting violence, referencing recent unrest in Nagpur tied to Aurangzeb's tomb controversy, as an assault on India's historical pride.

The RSS leader argued that glorifying historical invaders threatens India's identity. Linking the Aurangzeb dispute to previous controversies like Ram Janmabhoomi, he stressed India's enduring identity and heritage should never be compromised by celebrating tyrants.

(With inputs from agencies.)