Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has advised Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take the “path of war” with Pakistan and shun the peace talks. He said that time had come when India must take stern step towards its neighbouring country which had made training camps of terrorists.
In an exclusive interview to The Pioneer, Baba Ramdev openly condemned the terrorist attacks on Air force base in Pathankot on Saturday where Indian defence forces Army lost a few lives in encounter. He was on the way to village Padartha where the 21st foundation day of the Trust was celebrated on Tuesday.
Baba Ramdev, who had been a key person in the winning of Modi in lok Sabha polls has now advised the minister to be ready to take the route of war. He said, “Pakistan is playing double standards. To counter the demon of terrorism, we must take the policy of Israel. Modi ji ko Jang key liye hath badhana chahiye aur tayar rehna chaiye. (India must demolish the terrorist training camps of Pakistan and ready itself for the war between the two countries.)
To mark the foundation day, thousands of workers had gathered in the newly built warehouse in Padartha village of Patanjali food and herbal park. Young Brahmcharis who had come from various parts of India in the age group of 8 to 13, clad in orange shorts and vests performed yoga asanas.
Addressing the gathering of over 5,000 people, Ramdev said, “We are proud that Patanjali had established Indian Yoga and Ayurveda on world stage and revived the dying heritage of the country by introducing Swadeshi movement. With the institution spanning its wings, the multi national companies are on backfoot.” He announced the opening of Nandi shala and Gau shala in Assam and research on the milk yielding cows with which their produce would be increased to five times. He said 9 crore (Gauvansh) cows would be conserved in India. Acharya Bal Krishna, Yashdev Shastri and Ram Bharat were amongst the many senior managers present on the occasion.