Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Sir Sanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, while participating in a program organized on the 126th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, threw light on various dimensions of his struggling life and unwavering patriotism. He called upon today’s generation to follow the ideals of Netaji.
Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Sir Sanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, participated in a program organized on the 126th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose this morning at Moirang in Bishnupur district of Manipur, highlighting the various dimensions of his struggling life and unwavering patriotism. He called upon today’s generation to follow the ideals of Netaji. Laying wreath on Netaji’s portrait, Dr. Bhagwat said that today is Netaji’s birth anniversary and we remember him every year. This year is special because 75 years of independence have been completed. For the freedom for which Netaji left home and went abroad, he fought with the British by forming an army. He dedicated his whole life for the country without worrying about his happiness. His life is an example for us. He did not live that life for selfishness, he lived for his loved ones. He said, he used to say that the British Empire would not have sunset, so he challenged such a mighty and mighty authority, not only challenged it, came here and also announced an independent Indian government by crossing the threshold of India.
The Sangh chief said, Netaji united all the Indians, fought such a hard struggle with the British, so there would be so much valor, so much self-respect. But he never quarreled with his people. What is patriotism, working for the whole country. Do not quarrel even after having differences with the people of your country. Netaji was elected the President of Congress, there must be some reason, I do not know what was, Gandhiji did not wish. The majority was with Netaji, he could have quarreled, but he did not. He withdrew. Because if we want to fight against the foreign power, then the country should be one, it should remain one. Your-mine, forgetting small interests, sacrificing one’s selfishness, fighting for the interest of the country, for the interest of the country. People from all over India were in his army, nothing of caste, creed, creed, province. He had the power to unite the whole country. Because, he himself considered the whole of India as his country. This is a national trend.
Dr. Bhagwat said that patriotism and a clear vision of the unity of our country and at the same time the tendency to surrender everything for it. Gave everything, nothing for himself, everything for the country, such is his life. Netaji’s inspiration was also a spiritual inspiration. So imagining such a spiritual inspiration, he did this work, sacrificing everything for the whole of India, which is his mother land. At that time we were slaves so it was used for freedom. But if the country has to be made big and to keep the country big, then there is always a need for such persons in the country. fought for freedom, so we remember. But, remember this character of his should always be done and try to become like that.
Dr. Bhagwat said, let us all follow his own path, we cannot become Subhash Babu, but we can become five steps better than what we are today. Because, by becoming like this, the change that comes in one’s own life and also in the life of the nation, it is beneficial for everyone. And when everyone is happy, then there is no need to make separate efforts for my own happiness. Therefore, we remember Netaji’s message of patriotism, national integration, dedication to all, for the sake of his life, and we try to imitate it in our lives, this will be a true tribute to him.