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Mohan Bhagwat takes part in the consecration of Tamil Nadu’s Bharata Mata temple

Quoting Bhagwat, a release in Chennai said politics, arrogance, and autocracy led the British to draw the dividing lines.

Published May 06, 2023 | 12:12 PMUpdated May 06, 2023 | 12:12 PM

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The “Kumbhabhishekam” of the Bharata Mata temple built at Neelamangalam village, near Madurantakam in Chengalpattu district, by Sri Swami Brahma Yogananda was held in the presence of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and 9th Peethadish of Shadani Darbar Tirth, Raipur, Yudhishtirlal Ji Maharaj, on Friday, 5 May.

Bhagwat, who unveiled a statue of Sampoorna Bharat at the consecration, said, “Bharat’s Amrit kaal is before us. We must believe in it. Also, Akhand Bharat is true and eternal. We just need to awaken our consciousness to understand this truth.”

Akhand Bharat has not been divided, and only lines have been drawn on the map. During the discussion of Bharat’s partition in Britain’s Parliament, Lord Wavell had said that India was a country created by God, and it should not be divided and cannot be divided, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief said.

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Quoting Bhagwat, a release in Chennai said politics, arrogance, and autocracy led the British to draw the dividing lines. The Hindu society must work together to set aside the differences.

“To realise Akhanda Bharat, people must be awakened, realise the Dharma. We must take Sankalp to dedicate our thought, deeds, and material for our country,” he said.

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