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Indresh Kumar, a prominent leader of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), has issued a strong statement regarding India’s territorial disputes, urging the government to reclaim land currently occupied by China and Pakistan. Speaking at a gathering on Wednesday, Kumar emphasized that the Indian Parliament has resolved to address these issues, transcending religious, political, linguistic, and social barriers.
Kumar’s remarks come amid heightened tensions over border disputes with both China and Pakistan. In his speech, he asserted that the Indian Parliament, in a unified stance, is committed to reclaiming every inch of land that is under foreign occupation. He highlighted that this resolution reflects a collective national sentiment and underscores India’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
“The Parliament has resolved, rising above religion, party, language, life, and caste, to reclaim every inch of land that is under the occupation of China and Pakistan,” Kumar declared. His statement resonates with the broader nationalist agenda promoted by the RSS, which has long advocated for a robust approach to national security and territorial disputes.
Kumar’s comments have sparked a range of responses. While some support the call for a firm stance on territorial issues, others express concerns about escalating tensions and the potential impact on diplomatic relations. The Indian government has yet to officially comment on the RSS leader’s remarks, but the issue is expected to be a significant topic in future parliamentary discussions and diplomatic engagements.
The statement comes at a time when India’s relations with both China and Pakistan are under scrutiny due to ongoing border disputes and diplomatic challenges. The resolution’s impact on policy and international relations remains to be seen as the government navigates these complex geopolitical issues.