Mohan Bhagwat. (File photo)
Since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, its guilty is being demanded to punish the harshest punishment. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is also seeing a lot of resentment about the attack. For the first time after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, a meeting of all the big officials of the RSS is being held, it is believed that this incident will also be discussed in a thorough discussion.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh will have an important meeting in Delhi on Sunday. The meeting of the Core Group (Chhoti Toli) of RSS officials has been called at the Jhandewalan office of the Union in Delhi. Apart from Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat, Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosbole and all 6 co -government will be present in the meeting.
Discussion on progress reports and reviews!
This meeting of all the big officials of the Sangh is being held for the first time after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. According to sources, the top leadership of the Sangh can discuss the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir during the meeting.
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It is believed that in this meeting, the progress report and review of the work going on on the Sangh centenary year will be discussed. In this meeting, there is also a discussion and review about the work being done by the organizations associated with the Sangh.
All the top RSS officials will have a gathering in Delhi for the next 3 days. The small group meets at intervals of every one to one and a half months. The core group meeting of the top RSS officials is called the small group of the Sangh.
Who will be involved in the meeting
In a small group meeting of the Sangh, along with Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat and Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosbole, co-Sarkaryavah Dr. Krishna Gopal, Arun Kumar, CR Mukunda, Alok Kumar, Ramdutt Chakradhar and Atul Limay will remain. Apart from this, Suresh (Bhaiyaji) Joshi, V. Bhagaiya and Suresh Soni can also stay as special invited members in a small group.
Earlier, amidst Pahalgam attacks, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said during a program on Saturday that the principle of non -violence lies in Hinduism and it is also said that it is also part of duty not to give up not to give up to the attackers. Addressing a book release ceremony, Bhagwat said that the principles of non -violence are based on people adopting this idea.
The Sangh chief also said, “Many people accept these principles with full heart, while many others do not do so and they keep increasing in trouble. In these circumstances our religion says that not being defeated to the attackers is also part of this religion (duty). It is also part of our duty to teach the goons a lesson.”