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Ideological Differences Between Nehru and RSS
Ideological Differences Between Nehru and RSS Jawaharlal Nehru’s relationship with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) was marked by deep mutual suspicion, ideological conflict, and periods of confrontation, particularly in the late 1940s. Nehru viewed the RSS as a communal, potentially fascist-leaning organisation whose ideology clashed with the secular, pluralist vision of independent India he championed. The RSS, for its part, saw Nehru as overly accommodative toward minorities and insufficiently focused on Hindu cultural and national priorities. The RSS, founded in 1925 by K.B. Hedgewar, presented itself as a cultural organisation focused on Hindu character-building and national regeneration. Its second sarsanghchalak, M.S. Golwalkar, sought meetings and cooperation with the Congress government after Independence, but Nehru remained unconvinced that the organisation had abandoned its communal orientation. Nehru consistently described the RSS in strong terms. In a December 19...
Myth and reality of infiltrater in Indian Politics
Myth and reality of infiltrater in Indian Politics The term "infiltrators" (often spelled "infiltrater" in informal discourse) in Indian politics primarily refers to two interconnected concepts: (1) illegal immigrants or border crossers from neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, or Myanmar, who allegedly integrate into Indian society, obtain documents, and influence demographics, resources, and voting patterns; and (2) broader allegations of foreign agents, spies, or influences (e.g., from Pakistan, China, the US, or Russia) penetrating political parties, institutions, media, and elections to manipulate outcomes or sow discord. This narrative has been a staple in Indian political rhetoric, especially since the 1980s Assam Movement against illegal migration, but it surged in prominence under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) governments post-2014. While there is documented evidence of illegal immigration and foreign interference attempts, much of the dis...
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