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Mohan Bhagwat: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh President Mohan Bhagwat said on Thursday that it is the job of the people to decide who is doing good work or not. No one should consider himself God. People should be allowed to decide what they believe in. Mohan Bhagwat was addressing a program organized in the birth centenary year of Shankar Dinkar Kane, who worked for the education of children in Manipur. Meanwhile, he said this. Kane is known for making arrangements for studies and accommodation in Maharashtra for students of Manipur. He worked in the education system of children from poor families till his death.
Remembering Bhaiyaji Kane, Mohan Bhagwat said, 'We should do as much good as possible in our lives. We should not think whether we will shine or fail. Anyone can become a memorable person with his work but whether we will be able to reach that level or not. People should be allowed to decide this. We should not evaluate it ourselves. We should not claim that we have become God ourselves. Bhaiyaji Kane presented this ideal before us.'
Meanwhile, the RSS president also spoke about the situation in Manipur and said that the situation is not good. Mohan Bhagwat said, 'There is no guarantee of security. Local people are worried about their safety. The situation is more challenging for those who have gone there for business or social work. But even in such a situation, RSS workers are standing there strongly. Sangh workers are working there in the interest of all without any bias.' Manipur has been witnessing intense violence between the Kuki and Meitei communities for the last one year and the situation remains tense. Hundreds of people have died in the violence and a large number of people have had to flee their homes.
He emphasized that despite the adverse conditions in Manipur, the Sangh workers are standing firm there. They are working with full force to normalize the situation. They are working to promote national unity. Mohan Bhagwat said, 'NGOs cannot handle everything but the Sangh does whatever is possible. The volunteer there plays a role in the talks between the two sides and wins their trust.' He said that our goal should be to create an India that can reduce the challenges of the world. We can do this only when we adopt the principles of penance of personalities like Kaneji in our lives.