India was better off under British. Mohan Bhagwat. RSS chief.

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What has been stated by Mr.Bhagwat,RSS Chief, has been taken out of context and was published in The Times Of India under the Caption

‘India was better off under British rule: Mohan Bhagwat

What a master piece of disinformation!

Read the article, you will know.

This has been picked up by Foreign Media and by the Internet Community!

http://quicktake.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/india-was-better-off-under-british-rule-mohan-bhagwat-the-times-of-india/

It will be worth while remembering that you will never find a single adverse writing on Sonia Gandhi in The Times of India, despite that she is behind all the scams,2G,Antrix-Devas,CWG!

In fact many of my comments involving Sonia Gandhi were suitably edited to avoid reference to Sonia Gandhi.

* I am not a supporter nor an admirer of BJP or RSS at the Political level

” Expressing concern over the dominance of ‘rich and powerful people’ in politics, besides the soaring inflation rate, Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said that India’s situation was better during the British rule.

“After Independence, the dominance of rich and powerful people in politics and rising inflation have worsened the country’s situation, which is worse than what it was during the British rule,” Bhagwat said.

Speaking at a function organized by Bhonsala Military School (BMS) to celebrate its platinum jubilee year in Nashik on Monday, Bhagwat said, “All political parties were in power some or the other time during the last 64 years since Independence, but the situation has not improved. Hence, citizens must introspect over what went wrong.”

Stating the importance of imparting education through the mother tongue, he said, “Today, there is an insistence on education in a foreign language (English), instead of education in the mother tongue. As a result, the importance of the foreign language has increased to a large extent in the country.”

Bhagwat laid stress on the need for imparting military education to students, citing rising threat to the nation.

He said, “Even 64 years after Independence, India is being threatened by China and Pakistan. With rising concerns over internal security, we should give top priority to military education to students to make India strong.”

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-02-22/nashik/31086577_1_mohan-bhagwat-mother-tongue-foreign-language

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