New Delhi: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday slammed left-wing and said that they are not just opponents of Hindus or Bharat, but the entire world.
He was speaking at the launch of a Marathi book ‘Jagala Pokharnari Davi Walvi’ (World-Weakening Leftist Termites) in Pune.
“They think they are powerful, they are gods. They call themselves scientists, but they are not,” Bhagwat said.
“I visited a school in Gujarat where a seer showed me an instruction in a kindergarten school. It said the class teachers have been asked to find out whether KG-2 pupils knew the names of their private parts. The attack of the leftist ecosystem has come this far and it is not possible without the help of the people,” he said.
The RSS chief said such attacks are being made on all the auspicious things in “our” culture.
"The first order after the new government was formed in the US (after Donald Trump) was related to school, where teachers were asked not to talk to pupils about their gender. Pupils should be able to decide on their own. If a boy says that he is now a girl, then the boy should be allowed to use the toilet meant for girls,” he said.
"Why wouldn’t their culture stink,” he wondered.
During his speech, Bhagwat also said that leftist people have arrogance and “excessive pride in their evil tendency. They do not have people’s support and may have some money power but their ecosystem is growing. We (RSS) are lagging behind there.”
Bhagwat further said that the leftist people have started “Cultural Marxism” to destroy auspicious things in the world and the onus of freeing the world from this crisis is going to be on Bharat.
“The leftist people in Western countries took a stand against auspicious things and started destruction. Society is suffering from their stand in the name of deliberation. Human behaviour is inclining towards beastly tendencies and this crisis is now hovering over India as well,” he said.
The leftists wanted to pollute American culture and they succeeded in it. It has now reached our families and Indian society needs to be alert,” the RSS chief said.
Praising the Marathi book, the RSS chief said that the translation of the book should be done in Hindi and English.
With inputs from PTI