Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra), February 28 Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Indresh Kumar on Saturday described his organization as an "agitation to eradicate caste."
Speaking at a `Hindu Sammelan' in the Bidkin area, Kumar also said that Indian women should instill values in their children so that they do not stray.
"We (Hindus) are not against any religion, but our religion too should not be attacked," he said.
"The RSS is an agitation to eradicate untouchability. Therefore, people expect that there can be `Ram-rajya' in the future. Because Lord Ram was also free from untouchability," Kumar said.
India is a rising power today and conducts business in rupees with 32 countries, including Russia, the RSS leader said.
"We have successfully completed Operation Sindoor. We did not target any civilians there. But Pakistan attacked people, temples, a dargah, and many other locations. We targeted their terrorist sites and were able to protect our land and people," Kumar said.
Claiming that there have been no reports of anyone dying of starvation in recent times, Kumar said, "If we find someone who is starving, we provide them with food... a person who has this sentiment is a Hindu."
Nagraj Baba Kapate, a leader of the Mahanubhav sect, said that the Hindu community does not have as much unity as other communities.
"People from other communities visit their religious places five times a day. Our people should do this at least once a day," he stated.
