Controversy over Sanatan Dharma continues: RJD leader Jagdanand Singh targets people wearing Tilak
- RJD president in Bihar, Jagdanand Singh, criticized those who wear Tilak, calling them slaves of India.
- Speaking at a program organized at the RJD office, Singh targeted the BJP and RSS for enslaving the country.
- He questioned whether India became a slave during the time of Karpoori Thakur, Lalu Prasad Yadav, or Ram Manohar Lohia.
In a recent address to RJD workers, Jagdanand Singh, a close ally of Lalu Prasad Yadav, made controversial remarks about Sanatan Dharma followers. He referred to those wearing Tilak as slaves of India and blamed the BJP and RSS for the country’s enslavement. Singh posed a question to the workers, asking them to consider who was in power when India was under colonial rule, suggesting that it was not the leaders of Sanatan Dharma.
Jagdanand Singh also criticized the focus on temple construction and demolition, stating that it is not enough to sustain the country. He emphasized that dividing the nation based on religion will not be beneficial. This is not the first time Singh has made controversial statements, as he previously questioned the relevance of Ramcharitmanas with Education Minister Chandrashekhar.
The comments made by Jagdanand Singh have sparked a controversy, further fueling the ongoing debate surrounding Sanatan Dharma and its role in Indian society. Singh’s statements have drawn both support and criticism from various political factions.
News Summary:
- RJD leader Jagdanand Singh calls those who wear Tilak as slaves of India and targets the BJP and RSS for the country’s enslavement.
- He questions whether India became a slave during the time of Karpoori Thakur, Lalu Prasad Yadav, or Ram Manohar Lohia.
- Jagdanand Singh criticizes the emphasis on temple construction and demolition, stating that it is not enough to sustain the country.
- His remarks have sparked a controversy and drawn both support and criticism from various political factions.
