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| Owaisi! Bhagwat didn't demean, your negativity did: SS Bijral | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 11: Castigating Owaisi for his Bhagwat's criticism for demeaning others as dogs and themselves as lion, SS Bijral former IGP, BJP state spokesperson said Bhagwat didn't demean, your negativity only did.
Refreshing understanding of Assaduddin Owaisi All India Majlis- E - Itahadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief, Bijral said RSS chief pMohan Bhagwat impliedly emphasised on Guru Nanak message when he said, key value to bring whole world into a team is to have controlled ego and learn to accept consensus; Hindu society will prosper only when it works as a society; We have no aspiration of dominance. Our influence is not a result of conquest or colonisation," Bijral said Guru Nanak preached: " Na Ko Beiri Nahin Beigana, Sagal Sang Hum Ko Ban Aayee," meaning I have no enemy , none is stranger to me, and am friend of all.
Advising Owaisi to shun negativity and maintain open approach, Bijral said that would help growth in harmony improving in general healthy atmosphere with mutual love growing stronger. With a poser to Owaisi Bijral said why he alone and none from other religious communities objected to Bhagwat's statement when there are other religious minorities in India?
Explaining to help shun hatred and mistrust Bijral, spokesperson, said Mohan Bhagwat referred to wild dogs collectively killing lion is a common corollary and naturally true as well. He said the RSS chief on the occasion of 2nd World Hindu Congress at Chicago commemorating 125th anniversary of Swami Vivekananda historic speech urged Hindu society to unite ending divisions within when weaker and fewer would devour them up like do wild dogs collectively to mighty lion.
The senior cop Bijral wondered why did Owaisi not comment on Bhagwat's remark, "We have no aspiration of dominance. Our influence is not a result of conquest and colonisation?" He said Hinduism spread out globally is out of ideology whereas Islam and Christianity spread of conquest and colonisation. |
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