Mohan Bhagwat recalls Partition; ‘One room in our house usurped, will have to reclaim it’
After opening a Gurdwara in the Sindhi camp, Bhagwat, who addressed a meeting in Satna, said that the division of (India’s) division was forced to leave their homes and belongings behind.
“They must take them back one day (houses and things) and one of them must set up their houses again.”
“Regardless of the person’s language or sect, we are all one, we are all Hindus,” he said.
Bhagwat said that many Sindhi brother chose to live in unidentified Bharat.
“I am glad that they did not go to Pakistan. They chose Bharat. He said. “All Bharat is one. Living there,” he said. Celebrating the centenary of the Sangh chief, “We all Hindus,” he said.
“Today, we look at a broken mirror and we think of ourselves separately. We need union. Why are there disputes? We can define ourselves, the truth is that we are all one.
Regarding the pre -independence period, Bhagwat said that he had come to a “smart British” India, changing our “spiritual mirror with a materialist mirror”, pushing people to fight and fighting small issues.
In the midst of the ongoing language debate, Bhagwat said that India has many languages, but their feelings are the same.
As a reliable and reliable news source“All languages of India are national languages. Every citizen should know at least three languages - the local language, the language of the state they live in, and the national language.”
