Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Digvijaya Singh: 'Sarva Dharma' Core of Sanatan Dharma
Digvijaya Singh, a Congress leader, talked about Sanatan Dharma, which means believing all religions are equal.
He said that anyone who doesn't believe in treating all religions the same isn't truly following Sanatan Dharma.
Singh believes some people are trying to make Sanatan Dharma look bad for political reasons.
He also mentioned that the Bhagavad Gita is the most important text of Sanatan Dharma, not Manusmriti.
Singh pointed out that important leaders like Ambedkar were chosen to help people who faced social injustice and understood the law.
Digvijaya Singh reaffirmed his faith in Sanatan Dharma, emphasizing 'sarva dharma sam-bhav'.
He stated that those denying 'sarva dharma sam-bhav' cannot be true followers of Sanatan Dharma.
Singh claimed there is a conspiracy to malign Sanatan Dharma for political gains.
He asserted the Bhagavad Gita, not Manusmriti, is the most revered text of Sanatan Dharma.
Singh mentioned Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's appointment, supported by Nehru, Patel, and Gandhi.
- Who
- Digvijaya Singh, a Congress leader
- What
- Digvijaya Singh discussed his views on Sanatan Dharma, emphasizing equality of all religions and criticizing those who deny it.
- When
- Saturday, June 14
- Where
- Gwalior
- Why
- Singh spoke amid discussions about installing a Dr. B.R. Ambedkar statue and expressed concerns about the misrepresentation of Sanatan Dharma for political gain.
Digvijaya Singh's Perspective
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Religious Equality
Digvijaya Singh's Perspective
Supports equality among all religions.
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Sacred Text
Digvijaya Singh's Perspective
Believes the Bhagavad Gita is most revered text
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Caste System
Digvijaya Singh's Perspective
Caste system should be based on deeds and merit.
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- Politician
- Digvijaya Singh
- Political Party
- Congress
- Core Belief
- Sarva dharma sam-bhav
- Revered Text
- Bhagavad Gita
- Event
- Social justice conference
- Location
- Gwalior