On Wednesday, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat called for 'ghar wapsi' of Hindus who left the community for various reasons. Mohan Bhagwat is the chief of RSS, an organisation of volunteers who believe in cultural nationalism. Amid so many cases of conversion, and to make the religion ever more stronger, Bhagwat administered 4 pledges to the participants at Hindu Mahakumbh in order to make the Hindu religion and culture impenetrable.
Mohan Bhagwat's 'Ghar Wapsi' Pledge| Key points
1. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat asked the participants to work for 'Ghar wapsi' of Hindus in order to make Hindu religion more compact, and impenetrable. “You have to start following in the footsteps of Lord Rama who did not work for himself but fought with demons for his own people.” , the RSS chief said.
2. He asked the attendees to take 4 vows - first: “I take the pledge to work throughout my life for the protection and promotion of Hindu religion and culture.”
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3. Second: “I will not allow any Hindu to turn away from Hinduism. And will work to bring back to Hinduism those brothers who left.”
4. Third, to “protect the modesty of Hindu mothers and sisters”.
5. Fourth: “I will always work to make religion impenetrable by rising above sect.”
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6. The Mahasabha or Hindu Mahakumbh was attended by around 5 lakh people from across the country, including thousands of sadhus who have joined the three-day Vishwa Hindu Ekta Mahakumbh.
