Gadkari Calls for Unifying India by Ending Caste and Communalism

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari highlighted attempts to divide society by caste and language and urged to eradicate caste and communalism. Emphasizing the misinterpretation of Hindutva and nationalism, he advocated for societal unity under these principles. The RSS is tasked with fostering social harmony and progress in India.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has criticized attempts to divide society through caste, language, and other factors, calling for the eradication of caste and communalism. Speaking at a book launch event, Gadkari emphasized the misinterpretation of terms like Hindutva and nationalism, asserting they are aligned in their goal of making India a prosperous global leader.

Gadkari highlighted the political misuse of the backward status in society, with claims of backwardness stoked for political interests. He noted the Sangh's dedication to societal transformation and progress despite accusations of casteism and communalism, emphasizing the organization's commitment to equality and unity.

The Union Minister believes that for India's development, the nation must overcome caste divisions and communalism. He reinforced the RSS's vision of a harmonious society driven by equality, brotherhood, self-reliance, and the desire to see India as a 'viswaguru' on the global stage, rooting these aspirations in Indian culture and history.

(With inputs from agencies.)