Archive · 30 Sep 2025
CJI's Mother Rejects RSS Event Invite
Kamaltai Gavai, the mother of India's Chief Justice, was reportedly invited to an RSS event.
Initial reports said she would attend.
However, a letter attributed to her states she would not attend, calling the reports false and propaganda.
She cited her Ambedkarite beliefs and commitment to the Constitution.
Her brother initially confirmed her attendance but later supported her decision.
The event is linked to the Vijayadashami festival, but Gavai prioritizes Ashok Vijayadashami.
Kamaltai Gavai declined an invitation to an RSS event.
The event was a Vijayadashami gathering in Amravati.
A letter attributed to her condemned the invitation as propaganda.
Her brother, Dr. Rajendra Gavai, initially confirmed the attendance.
Kamaltai Gavai cited Ambedkarite ideology for her rejection.
- Who
- Kamaltai Gavai, RSS
- What
- Kamaltai Gavai rejected an invitation
- When
- October 5
- Where
- Amravati, Maharashtra
- Why
- For the Vijayadashami celebrations
Kamaltai Gavai's Stance
Initial Reports & Family Perspectives
Acceptance vs. Rejection
Kamaltai Gavai's Stance
Kamaltai Gavai rejected the invitation, citing ideological reasons and criticizing reports as misinformation.
Initial Reports & Family Perspectives
Initial reports suggested her attendance; her brother initially confirmed but then supported her final decision.
- Event
- RSS Vijayadashami Gathering
- Date
- October 5
- Location
- Amravati, Maharashtra
- Guest
- Kamaltai Gavai (Declined)
- Organization
- RSS
- Family
- CJI B.R. Gavai and Dr. Rajendra Gavai
Sources
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