Criticising attacks on north Indians
in Mumbai allegedly by MNS activists, the RSS on Friday said the
parties should not advocate regionalism for petty political
gain.
Addressing RSS workers here, he said India was one and
every citizen could go to any part for a livelihood and for
settling in.
He said the international borders were not safe and RSS
was concerned over reports of alleged Line of Control
violations by China and Pakistan on the northern and western
borders.
"It is unfortunate that the Indian government's response
to the bullying tactics of the bordering has always been
grossly inadequate," Bhagwat said.
The RSS chief also alleged that the Centre was not
following the Supreme Court directive to detect and deport
Bangladeshis.
Bhagwat claimed that the RSS would give a fitting reply
to ULFA and naxal designs to capture power with the help of
ISI through force.
Several Bihar ministers including Deputy Chief Minister
Sushil Kumar Modi were present.
PTI
First Published: Friday, December 25, 2009, 20:04