The RSS chief further affirmed that Dharma has always existed, governing the workings of the world, which is why it is called “Sanatan” (eternal). He concluded by stating that the practice of Dharma itself ensures its protection.

Nagpur: “Misinterpretation of ‘dharma’ (religion) , or not understanding its basic tenets results in atrocities,” said Sarsanghachalak Mohan Bhagwat. His remark comes at a time when religious intolerance is at a new high and fundamentalism is threatening to rip apart the country’s social fabric.

Amid ongoing efforts to reclaim Hindu temples, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday (19 December) criticised aspiring Hindu leaders for creating "Ram-temple-like" controversies in different parts of India. Bhagwat emphasised that India must serve as a model of inclusivity and harmony for the world.

Bhagwat has made statements like "Without Muslims, Hindutva is incomplete," in a bid to curb the polarization of society. These remarks ar

Mohan Bhagwat’s statements are being seen as advocating interfaith harmony in an effort to counter the perception of the RSS as a rigid, hard-line Hindu organisation