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Mohan Bhagwat comments on India's diplomatic relations with China and Pakistan

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated on Thursday that India should maintain existing ties with China and Pakistan despite periods of conflict. Speaking in Mumbai, he emphasized that while citizens must support the government and military during times of war or terrorism, permanent enmity is not a viable solution for long-term diplomacy.

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RSS Chief Mohan Rao Bhagwat in Jammu. Pix by Vishal Dutta 1
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What Happened

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed the nature of India's diplomatic relations with neighboring countries during an event in Mumbai on Thursday. He argued that India should not sever its historical ties with China and Pakistan, noting that permanent hatred is not a solution to geopolitical challenges. Bhagwat specifically highlighted that relations with China span centuries and that Pakistan was historically part of Bharat.

During his remarks, Bhagwat clarified that his stance on maintaining ties does not preclude national unity during crises. He asserted that in instances of military conflict or terrorism, citizens have a responsibility to stand with the Government of India and the armed forces. He suggested that existing relationships can be placed on hold during active hostilities but should not be permanently ended.

Key Facts

  1. Mohan Bhagwat spoke at an event in Mumbai on Thursday.
  2. Bhagwat stated that India should not sever existing ties with China and Pakistan.
  3. He argued that permanent enmity is not a solution to international conflicts.
  4. Bhagwat emphasized that citizens must support the government and military during times of war or terrorism.
  5. He noted that relations with China date back centuries and Pakistan was historically part of Bharat.

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