Indians blood-related to Lords Ram & Krishna: Baba Ramdev
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Jaipur: Yoga guru and Patanjali Ayurved co-founder Baba Ramdev called followers of Mao Zedong and Karl Marx in India, their "illegitimate children". He stated that Indians are blood-related to Lord Ram, Lord Krishna and sages.
Speaking at the inauguration of the 68th National Convention of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) in Jaipur, he said, "We Indians have a blood relation with Shri Ram and Shri Krishna... we are the children of sages, learned people, great and mighty people.
"With the glory of the past, and the bravery of the present, India should lead the whole world in all fields in the coming times, and this great responsibility should be taken by the ABVP," he said.
He said, "We have many challenges before us. Many disciples of Marx and Mao roam around India. Are they related by blood? They are illegitimate children. But our blood relation is with Lord Shri Ram, Krishna, Vivekananda, and sages."
"Born in India, the so-called communists who taught the lessons of communism and secularism should go to Xi Jinping (Chinese President) once... if you want to see more socialism, then go to Kim Jong-un (North Korean leader). They will get to know each other... I am answering logically. Intellectually sick are intellectually bankrupt in the name of socialism and communism," Ramdev claimed.
Claiming that he is the "world's greatest yoga teacher", he said that he never thought he would become so.
Ramdev further said, "For the first time in the history of the stock market, a monk (referring to self) went and rang the bell there. The market price of one of our company's shares, which was listed at Rs 650, has now gone up to Rs 1,400-1,500. Today, we have captured the market of Rs 40,000 crore. You all have to make efforts for being vocal for local."
Targetting the foreign companies, Ramdev said: "Their birds may fly away any time. We have the vision to get 5 companies listed in the coming 5 years and to achieve the potential of Rs 5 lakh crore and use them for the welfare of India."