Archive · 29 Jul 2026
RSS condemns Mohandas' violent remarks on protests
T G Mohandas, a right-wing political observer, made some very harsh comments about protesters in New Delhi.
He said he would have shot them if he were in charge and made some really mean comments about women who protest.
The RSS, which is a big organization, said Mohandas isn't one of their officials and they don't agree with what he said.
They also said his comments should be strongly condemned.
A student group called AISF even filed a police complaint against him.
The former chief minister of Kerala also condemned the remarks and said they show a mindset of eliminating dissent.
T G Mohandas made controversial remarks threatening to shoot protesters and making derogatory comments about secular women.
The RSS clarified that Mohandas is not an official and condemned his remarks.
AISF filed a police complaint against Mohandas, alleging he called for violence against protesters.
Former chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan condemned the remarks and demanded action.
The remarks triggered widespread protests in Kerala and on social media.
- Who
- T G Mohandas, RSS, AISF, Pinarayi Vijayan
- What
- Controversial remarks made by Mohandas, condemned by RSS and AISF
- When
- July 26 (remarks), July 27 (condemnation)
- Where
- Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
- Why
- Mohandas' remarks were seen as promoting violence and undermining human life
RSS and AISF
T G Mohandas
Condemnation of Remarks
RSS and AISF
The RSS and AISF have strongly condemned Mohandas' remarks, calling for action against him.
T G Mohandas
Mohandas has made controversial remarks, including threats to shoot protesters and derogatory comments about secular women.
- Date of Remarks
- July 26
- Organization Condemning Remarks
- RSS, AISF
- Platform of Remarks
- YouTube
- Complaint Filed By
- AISF
- Former Chief Minister's Response
- Pinarayi Vijayan condemned the remarks and demanded action