‘Regime change will not happen in India’, says Mohan Bhagwat at RSS’s 101st anniversary event

At the RSS's 101st anniversary event in Nagpur, chief Mohan Bhagwat asserted that regime change would not resolve India's issues. He accused global powers of seeking to weaken India and claimed that protest movements demanding regime change had not improved conditions in countries like France, Albania, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Bhagwat alleged that forces with narrow interests were trying to maintain their influence worldwide, and similar attempts were being made in India.

He praised India's progress over the past few decades, attributing it to sound policy and leadership. Bhagwat expressed concern that the younger generation was showing greater national pride, which he believed was a threat to those aiming to weaken India. He stated that problems and protests were inevitable, but demonstrations should focus on finding solutions rather than creating divisions within society.

Bhagwat warned that attempts to damage India exploited social differences and fostered hatred, aiming to create disorder. He accused global powers of wanting India to remain weak to protect their own influence.