Archive · 25 May 2025
RSS Leader: Pak Support Fuels Terrorism, Unity Needed
Sunil Ambekar, a leader from RSS, spoke out against a recent attack in Pahalgam, blaming terrorists from Pakistan.
He believes that as long as Pakistan supports terrorists, more attacks are likely.
He talked about how important it is to learn from history, like the Partition, and how people should understand leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Hedgewar by considering the times they lived in.
Ambekar wants everyone to work together and not let anyone divide the country.
RSS leader Sunil Ambekar condemned the Pahalgam attack by Pakistan-based terrorists.
Ambekar stated that Pakistan's support for terrorism could lead to further attacks.
He discussed historical events, including the Partition of India and its impact on religious violence.
Ambekar emphasized the importance of understanding historical context when evaluating national leaders.
He called for unity against divisive forces and protecting the nation's heritage.
- Who
- Sunil Ambekar, Rashtriya Prachar Pramukh of RSS
- What
- Condemned the Pahalgam attack and discussed issues of national unity and historical context.
- When
- Following the recent terror attack in Pahalgam
- Where
- Nagpur
- Why
- To address terrorism, discuss historical events, and promote national unity.
- Event
- Condemnation of Pahalgam attack
- Key Issue
- Pakistan's support for terrorism
- Focus
- Importance of historical context
- Call to Action
- Call for national unity
Sources
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar backs Operation Sindoor, says terrorism is enemy of mankind
Pakistan stands exposed as 'sponsor of terror': Home minister Amit Shah
India has the right to defend itself against terror: Germany
India will not give in to 'nuclear blackmail' from Pakistan, to deal with it bilaterally: Jaishankar in Berlin
Pahalgam terror attack meant to create fear psychosis, sow religious discord: Jaishankar
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar offers a way to cope with war-induced anxiety
'India will never give in to nuclear blackmail, will deal with Pakistan purely bilaterally': Jaishankar in Berlin
‘Yachna nahin, ab rann hoga’: How Army used powerful music and visuals to deliver their message post Operation Sindoor