PM Modi pays tribute to RSS founder Dr. Hedgewar and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar at Deekshabhoomi during Nagpur visit. He stated, "The sapling planted 100 years ago has now grown into a banyan tree."
Maharashtra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Nagpur and paid a visit to the headquarters of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). PM Modi's visit was especially significant as it coincided with the RSS's centenary celebrations. He lauded the contributions of the volunteers. PM Modi's relationship with the RSS spans decades, and this visit served to further highlight the organization's contributions.
Tributes to Hedgewar and Golwalkar
Prime Minister Modi offered floral tributes to the RSS founder, Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, and Guruji M.S. Golwalkar. He remarked that the organization, planted 100 years ago, had grown into a mighty banyan tree. He also emphasized the RSS's significant role in bringing about widespread societal change and its contribution to fostering a b sense of nationalism across the country.
PM Modi's statement on the RSS's glorious 100 years
Speaking on the RSS's centenary year, the Prime Minister said, "This year marks the completion of 100 glorious years of the RSS's journey, and on this occasion, I have had the privilege of visiting the Smriti Mandir to pay my respects to the revered Dr. Hedgewar and the revered Guruji." He added that the RSS's contribution to strengthening Indian culture and national unity has been unparalleled.
PM Modi inspired by RSS ideology
Describing the thoughts of the RSS founders as inspiring, Prime Minister Modi said, "Countless individuals like myself draw inspiration and strength from the ideals of the most revered Doctor Saheb and Guruji. Paying tribute to these two great personalities is a matter of pride and honor for me. They were great visionaries who envisioned a b, prosperous, and culturally glorious India."
