Sarsanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Dr Mohan Bhagwat said in today’s society, social harmony has become crucial and it is essential not to divide saints based on caste. He said the practice of judging people based on their caste or status has been prevalent for thousands of years, but it is time to gradually reform it.

The RSS chief was addressing a programme orgnaised on the 723rd anniversary of Jagadguru Ramanandacharya at Manas Bhawan, on Tuesday. He said those who seek to divide and weaken the country by showing India in a negative light must be answered with social harmony. He said the RSS is uniting the Hindu society and without social harmony, no union is possible. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt social harmony. Dr Bhagwat said qualification is innate and it cannot be learned. People will have to correct even the smallest behaviors. He said people nowadays are afraid of changing their habits, but it is essential to change them. Our scriptures say that if you are a devotee, even a pillar can reveal God. God cannot be bound by a specific caste or creed. Therefore, social harmony is the key to achieving unity and creating a more just and equitable society. Now the time has come that Hinduism should not support discrimination at all. During the lecture series, Jagadguru Sukhanand Dwara Acharya Swami Raghav Devacharya shared several interesting facts about the work done on social harmony by Jagadguru Ramanandacharya.