New Delhi: In his latest tirade against Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Friday said that the RSS and Taliban share similar ideology on women.
"Taliban say that women are not fit to be ministers. Mohan Bhagwat said women should stay at home and take care of the household. Aren't these similar ideologies?" he tweeted.
Digvijaya Singh further asked the Centre to clarify its stand on the Taliban government in Afghanistan.
"The Modi-Shah government will now have to clarify whether India will recognise the Taliban government in which members of a declared terrorist organisation are ministers?", he said in a tweet.
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Earlier, Singh had targeted RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat while speaking at "Saampradaayik Sadbhaavana Sammelan" (Communal Harmony Conference) organised in Indore on Wednesday and alleged that the organisation was dividing the Hindu Muslim communities by spreading lies and misconceptions.
Reacting to Bhagwat's comments that the DNA of Hindus and Muslims being one, Singh asked "why were issues like love jihad being raised if that was the case?"
"RSS has been doing the politics of divide and rule for ages. They are dividing the two communities by spreading lies and misconceptions," Singh had alleged.
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(ANI)
