Mohan Bhagwat’s comments drew huge criticism from the opposition.
Highlight
- The truth is that China has taken over our land: Rahul Gandhi
- Gandhi has repeatedly attacked the government over the Ladakh crisis
- Congress has demanded that full disclosure of the events in Ladakh
New Delhi:
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat called for India to outgrow China in terms of “power and reach” today, at the organization’s main Vijayadashami celebrations. “We intend to be friendly to everyone. This is our nature,” he said, adding, “to mistake our benevolence for weakness and attempts to disintegrate or weaken us by sheer brute force is unacceptable … if things get complicated, it We will do not fall short of alertness, firmness and disposition. “
His comments drew huge criticism from the opposition. “Deep down, Mr. Bhagwat knows the truth. He is simply afraid to face it. The truth is that China has taken over our land and the government and the RSS have allowed it,” Rahul Gandhi of Congress tweeted, criticizing the RSS, who is the government’s ideological mentor. BJP.
Deep down, Mr. Bhagwat knows the truth. He’s just afraid to face it.
The truth is that China has taken over our land and GOI and RSS have allowed it. pic.twitter.com/20GRNDfEvD
– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) October 25, 2020
“China’s role in the outbreak of this pandemic may be debatable, but the misuse of its riches in unleashing terror on the borders of Bharat and the boisterous efforts to invade our territories are well known around the world,” Bhagwat said. in function. this morning.
“Even in the past, the world has witnessed over and over again China’s expansionist attitude. Rising above China economically, strategically, to ensure cooperative ties with our neighbors and in international relations is the only way to neutralize those demonic aspirations, “added Bhagwat.
Transgressions by soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army in Ladakh’s Pangong Lake and in several other areas occurred earlier this year. On June 15, 20 Indian soldiers died in the line of duty in the Galwan Valley, for the first time in more than four decades. Talks to restore the status quo ante on the Royal Line of Control, the de facto border between the two nations, have so far been inconclusive.
In recent months, Rahul Gandhi and Congress have led frequent attacks on Prime Minister Modi and his government, demanding that the real situation on the Royal Line of Control be revealed to the nation.
“The Chinese have taken over our land. When exactly is the Government of India planning to take it back? Or will that also be left to an ‘act of God’?” Mr Gandhi had tweeted before.
“How can they say that there is no incursion and that nothing has happened when our army is at a standstill? We have to raise these issues,” he had said on another occasion.
“Even though the media and Narendra Modi are trying to divert it, they cannot hide the issue beyond a point,” he had said, comparing the government to people who “wear earplugs.”
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