Bhaiyyaji Joshi's big statement, said – sometimes violence is necessary to protect the principle of non-violence.

New Delhi. Senior leader of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Bhaiyyaji Joshi, while talking about non-violence, gave a big statement regarding violence. He said that sometimes violence becomes necessary to protect the idea of ​​non-violence. While speaking at the Hindu Spiritual Service Fair organized by Gujarat University in Ahmedabad, the Sangh leader said that the people of the country will have to take everyone along on the path of peace. He said that only the one who can take everyone along can establish peace. 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' is the concept of our spirituality.

Bhaiyyaji Joshi said, Hindus have always been committed to protecting their religion. To protect our religion, we will have to do those things which other people term as unrighteous and our ancestors have also been doing such things. Citing the Mahabharata war, he said the Pandavas had ignored the rules of war to protect dharma and eliminate 'adharma'. He said that apart from India, there is no other country which is capable of taking everyone along. If we consider the whole world as one family then all disputes will end. The RSS leader said that only a few institutions like churches or missionaries are doing selfless service is a myth spread across the world.

Joshi said, we have an ancient tradition in which free food is provided to about 1 crore people every day in temples and Gurudwaras. Hindu religious organizations not only conduct rituals but also run schools, gurukuls and hospitals. When people call themselves Hindu, it encompasses a wide variety of aspects, he said, including religion, spirituality, ideology, service and lifestyle. Humanity is at the center of Hinduism.