Golwalkar's Role in National Movement and Partition
The main challenge before Golwalkar after Sarsanghachalak was how to speed up the expansion of the work. For this purpose, he himself started briskly touring all over the country. But how could only one man’s movements help in spreading the Sangh work fast and wide? For that purpose, it became necessary to send out workers who would be regularly present on the spot and also train the local workers. So, after careful thought an expansion plan was chalked out. It was to send pracharaks to all the distant parts of the country. In order to implement this plan in 1941 Golwalkar moved from place to place carrying a highly emotional appeal that touched the heart-strings of the youthful, dynamic Swayamsevaks. He tried to bring home to them the fact that the Sangh work was not a leisure-time activity, but something which demanded more and more of their time and energy. The speech he made on the Varsha Pratipada Day in 1942 is an index to his deep anxiety in this respect. In view of its sp...
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