Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Mohan Bhagwat has said that the number and strength of Hindus are declining.
An event of the RSS was held on Saturday, november 27 in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.
Mohan Bhagwat was quoted as saying, "You see the decline in the number and strength of Hindus ... or you see the decline of Hindu sentiment.
After the partition of india during independence, india broke up and a country called pakistan was formed.
Let us not forget that india suffered during the partition. This would have been painful if this division had not happened.
This partition happened because we forgot the idea of being Hindus. Even Muslims have forgotten this.
The strength of those who could think of themselves as Hindus was at first diminished. Then the number dropped. The number of Hindus is declining. That is why pakistan is not India.
The sense of being Hindu is declining. If Hindus are to be Hindu themselves, Bharat must be a widespread Nation.
India and Hindus cannot be separated. There is no india without Hindus, there are no Hindus without india,
The role of the Hindus is very important in uniting india as a single nation, the living conditions of the minority people here are very good.
But on the contrary, the Islamic Republican pakistan has beaten itself up and split into pakistan and Bengal. The Hindus living there as a minority have also been ethnically clenched
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