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Mr. Hosabale is right based on his point of view. But asking present day Congress to apologise for the mistakes of their ancestors is a little rich, given that Congress has repeatedly regretted the excesses and the imposition of emergency.
He may also want to reflect on the fact that there are many reports of ‘puran polis’ (a Maharashtrian delicacy) being prepared in several RSS shakhas and in several Sangh familities when it was announced that Mahatam Gandhi had been assasinated.
The Sangh has bee preaching majoritariansim since its formation and today they have support from the centre. Nothing else is expected of them but to dismatle pluraistic way of life. This is the same playbook employed by Sri Lanka, Pakistan in the 70s and 80s, Malayasia and Israel. It did not to much good to any of these nations.
“Bharata, that is Bharatvarsha, shall be a Dharmic Rajya.”
Mr. Hosabale is right based on his point of view. But asking present day Congress to apologise for the mistakes of their ancestors is a little rich, given that Congress has repeatedly regretted the excesses and the imposition of emergency.
He may also want to reflect on the fact that there are many reports of ‘puran polis’ (a Maharashtrian delicacy) being prepared in several RSS shakhas and in several Sangh familities when it was announced that Mahatam Gandhi had been assasinated.
The Sangh has bee preaching majoritariansim since its formation and today they have support from the centre. Nothing else is expected of them but to dismatle pluraistic way of life. This is the same playbook employed by Sri Lanka, Pakistan in the 70s and 80s, Malayasia and Israel. It did not to much good to any of these nations.