The RSS, on the second day of its Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha meet here, Saturday resolved to rebuild the Indian family system which is torn by social change.
The Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha is the organisation's highest decision-making body and its three-day meet started on Friday. Around 1,400 members of the Pratinidhi Sabha, including RSS head Mohan Bhagwat, are taking part in the three-day event.
RSS 'saha karyavah' (joint general secretary) Dattatrey Hosabale said, "The world has learnt family system and values from India but due to social change it is crumbling. Joint families have given way to nuclear ones and the number of old age homes have swelled in India." "Disrespect to parents has grown and crime has crept into families. To ensure that the family system, an important social fabric in India, remains intact, the (RSS) meeting passed a resolution" he informed.
Briefing the media about deliberations in the RSS Pratinidhi Sabha in Gwalior, Hosabale when posed with the queries the people from everywhere were seeking evidences of the IAF air strike so whether he deemed it fit for the Centre to offer evidences, the RSS functionary retorted saying we (RSS workers) also roam around and he personally gone to many states but no one is seeking evidences besides some selected people. These people are only fuelling confusion, he alleged.
Whether in the past anyone sought evidences after such strikes, claimed the senior RSS functionary adding it’s only questioning the faith and nationalism of the evidence-seekers. “If that is the case, next time it would be better to take along some of these people in case of any action.”
On being asked about the Supreme Court appointing mediation panel on Ram temple issue, Hosabale said they had earlier said there could be three solutions including dialogue, a law or court’s verdict.
“The bench has proposed something but no petitioners seeking Ram Janmbhumi have demanded this,” he said claiming at this juncture the RSS neither welcomes nor criticizes the mediation.