Raipur, February 8 Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday praised the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), saying it has made immense contributions to India's journey before and after independence, a contribution that no historian can deny.
Addressing a conclave of Organiser Weekly on the book 'Chhattisgarh@25 - Shifting The Lens', published by Bharat Prakashan, Shah said that the positive contributions of RSS volunteers are visible across every sphere of national and social life.
"The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has made a very significant contribution to India's journey both before and after independence, and no historian can deny this. There is no sector in the country or social life in which the Sangh's volunteers have not made a contribution," he said.
The Union Minister said that while the contribution of every citizen is important, the RSS, as an institution, has stood out for its work.
"When we speak in reference to institutions and evaluate them, I can say without hesitation that among all institutions, the contribution of the Sangh's volunteers has been most prominent in every field and in every sphere of social life after India's independence," he said.
"There is no need for anyone to have any doubts about this," he added.
