archive: Adopt the language of strength
Adopt the language of strength
H.V. Seshadri
Organiser
June 20, 1999
Title: Adopt the language of strength
Author: H.V. Seshadri
Publication: Organiser
Date: June 20, 1999
Shri H. V. Seshadri, Sarkaryavah of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
(Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh), while congratulating Indian Army
fighting infiltration in Kargil said the rejuvenation and mobilisation
had already been launched by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in Jammu
& Kashmir. Only a rejuvenated and powerful Hindu nation could defeat
the nasty designs of Pakistan and Pakistan sponsored militancy in J&K,
he opined.
He made these observations while addressing around 1,000 swayamsevaks
at the concluding function of the organisation's month-long training
camp held here recently.
"Dump the language of Panchsheel and speak in the idiom of Prithvi
(power)," urged Shri Seshadri. India's history, especially the events
in the recent past, had made it amply clear that the language of peace
had become obsolete and the language of power had come to stay, he
claimed. Shakti ki bhasha as he put it, was a better medium to
communicate with the world and make it accept the India point of view.
Calling for the second freedom struggle which would revive the bygone
era of cultural and national dominance in the world, Shri Seshadri
said the need of the hour was to re-organise the Hindu community and
redefine its synonymity with the national mainstream.
Whenever and wherever some people have broken away from the Hindi,
i.e., the national mainstream, they have brought major upheavals in
the country and made immense loss to our national fabric, he opined.
Shri Seshadri emphasised the need for re-organising the Hindu
community and inculcating in it a sense of national pride and
identity.
Earlier, chief guest at the function, Dr Pankaj Chande,
Vice-Chancellor, Kavi Kulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University Ramtek,
unfolded the glory of Sanskrit as a language and as a faculty.
Sanskrit is not only the richest and original language in the world
but also associated with the most glorious era in India's history, he
added. Introductory remarks were made by Shri Brijbhushan Bedi,
Punjab Prant Sanghchalak and officer-in-charge of the camp.
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