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Just before the upcoming program of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat in New York, America, news of a major technical and political relief has come to light. The official After the account was activated, the organization heaved a sigh of relief and expressed gratitude to the social media platform.
Organizer ‘AHEAD’ posted information
After the suspension was lifted, ‘AHEAD’ organization tweeted from its official handle and informed that he has returned. The organization alleged that some misguided opponents had conspired to get their accounts blocked through bots by misusing X’s algorithm. The organization thanked X and the support team and said that the bots had been removed by taking immediate action. Now they will completely focus on their main objective i.e. celebration of ‘Universal Harmony’ and ‘Universal Oneness’.
A grand event is to be held at Madison Square Garden on August 29.
This important event is going to be organized on 29th August at the Infosys Theater in the famous Madison Square Garden in New York under the ‘Universal Onam/Oneness Celebration’. Around 5,000 Indian-Americans are expected to attend the grand event organized as part of the global public relations campaign to mark the centenary of the founding of the RSS. However, this incident of account suspension just before the program had made a lot of headlines on social media.
New York Mayor’s statement and advisory regarding security
This visit of the Sangh chief to New York remains at the center of discussion and controversies for many reasons. Earlier, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said in a statement on Tuesday that he did not support the planned event, although he also acknowledged that the city administration has no legal authority to stop any private event. After this statement of the Mayor, resentment was seen among the NRIs. Considering the sensitivity of the situation, US-based non-profit organization ‘Hindu American Foundation’ (HAF) has issued a security advisory asking people coming to the event to be alert and the local administration to ensure complete security.
India’s strong stance on USCIRF report
Meanwhile, the ‘United States Commission on International Religious Freedom’ (USCIRF) has demanded the US government to impose targeted sanctions against RSS members and Indian officials who have been falsely accused. The commission, which is headed by Pakistani-American Asif Mehmood, has also demanded cancellation of Mohan Bhagwat’s visa. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India has completely rejected all these comments and statements of the Commission, terming them as completely biased, malicious and beyond credibility.