The Rashtriya
Swamsevak Sangh prides itself as an organisation which believes in true
nationalism and patriotism. Though many parties attack the organisation
for extreme right wing Hindu fanaticism and was often accused of
murdering Mahatma Gandhi, many hail the organisation for the 'Ready for
Selfless Service' acts.Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime
Minister recognised RSS' service during Indo -China war and also during
natural calamities, invited it to participate in Republic Day parade.
RSS which was often accused of spreading hatred against Muslims and Christians decided to reachout to those religious heads and dispel all apprehensions and clear their doubts.Already it started its own Muslim outfit Muslim Rashtriya Manch and many muslims joined the outfit and is fast expanding making its presence felt. Now it is planning to come with its own Christian outfit.
A senior RSS Pracharak confirmed the same. He said efforts are on to reach out to the Christians and a meeting for the same was held on December 17, 2015.He said "On December 17, 4-5 Archbishops, 40-50 Reverend Bishops from across 10 to 12 states met and it was decided to develop a movement. This is preparing the ground to lay the seeds for an organisation,"
Many like Chinmayananda Swami of Vishva Hindu Parishad,Archbishop Mar Kuriakose Bharanikulangara, Bishop Jacob Mar Barnabas of the Gurgaon diocese, Bishop Issac Osthatheous of the Delhi diocese and the general secretary of the Church of North India, Alwan Masih attended the meeting called 'Christmas Message for Love, Peace and Harmony from Indian Soil'.
RSS which was often accused of spreading hatred against Muslims and Christians decided to reachout to those religious heads and dispel all apprehensions and clear their doubts.Already it started its own Muslim outfit Muslim Rashtriya Manch and many muslims joined the outfit and is fast expanding making its presence felt. Now it is planning to come with its own Christian outfit.
A senior RSS Pracharak confirmed the same. He said efforts are on to reach out to the Christians and a meeting for the same was held on December 17, 2015.He said "On December 17, 4-5 Archbishops, 40-50 Reverend Bishops from across 10 to 12 states met and it was decided to develop a movement. This is preparing the ground to lay the seeds for an organisation,"
Many like Chinmayananda Swami of Vishva Hindu Parishad,Archbishop Mar Kuriakose Bharanikulangara, Bishop Jacob Mar Barnabas of the Gurgaon diocese, Bishop Issac Osthatheous of the Delhi diocese and the general secretary of the Church of North India, Alwan Masih attended the meeting called 'Christmas Message for Love, Peace and Harmony from Indian Soil'.