Bhopal:Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday speaking at the Sindhi conclave in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal, gave a clarion call to the Sindhi community. "Set aside petty temptations and worked towards unified India. Gear up for the challenges ahead. We don't know what will be the outcome. The concept of realizing a united India shall come true. We will not attack Pakistan. We will not be an aggressor."
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said that the people of Pakistan were not happy even after more than seven decades of Independence. "Now, they are realizing that the partition of India was a mistake," he added.
Reminding the Sindhi community of bigger challenges, Bhagwat said, "Don't get carried away by government announcements. Several announcements are not implemented. Focus on higher goals. Think of unified India."
Bhagwat also spoke about the coinage of Hindu or Hindustan from Sindhu. Those living on the banks of Sindhu river or region were called Sindhi, he said adding that Sindhu got changed to Hindu over a period of time.
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"So our country's name derived from Sindh province," said Bhagwat, adding, "Everyone was saddened by the Indore incident. I was extremely pained by the incident. I paid homage to the departed soul."
Bhagwat was speaking at the function to mark the birth anniversary of teen revolutionary Hemu Kalani. Sindhis from different parts of the country attended the event. The RSS chief said, "Our country was Bharat before 1947 (Partition). It seems those who went to Pakistan are not happy. Pain and sufferings are there." Bhagwat also underlined the fact that our country did not belong to a culture that calls for attacks on others.
