The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has expressed deep regret over the degeneration of society due to falling levels of morality and character among the people due to widespread corruption in the corridors of power.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has expressed deep regret over the degeneration of society due to falling levels of morality and character among the people due to widespread corruption in the corridors of power. It has sought in one of the resolutions passed in the Akhil Bharat Prathinidhi Sabha (ABPS), which is underway in Puttur to give a decisive blow to corruption and liberate people from the shackles of corruption. In the second resolution, the ABPS has called upon the people of India to boycott
Chinese goods that are being pumped into our markets that are destabilising India’s manufacturing and marketing set-ups.
The elders of the RSS-Prathinidhi Sabha said, “It is all the more shocking that the people occupying the upper echelons in the government, including the prime minister, are engaged in protecting their guilty colleagues till the end by describing them as innocent in spite of incontrovertible evidences pouring out against them.”
The ABPS observed that the influence of politics is growing in all walks of life. The ABPS members said that the magnitude of corruption is such that not only the common man, but even the experts get bewildered. The gross misdeeds in organising the Commonwealth Games have gravely damaged the prestige of the country. People at the helm of power are either turning a blind eye or taking steps against the guilty as an eyewash under the pressure of the judiciary and media. The ABPS cautions that the growing civilian and defence ties between China and Pakistan are a matter of grave concern to our national security. The presence of the 10,000-strong Chinese personnel in Skardu, PoK, in the guise of construction works and repairs to Karakoram highway is a serious issue as it allows China to encircle Kashmir . Other issues of concern that best exemplify Chinese assertiveness include its offer to export 1GW nuclear plant and transfer of ballistic missile technology to Pakistan, thus precipitating potential nuclear conflict. Penetration of Chinese goods into the Indian market is affecting the manufacturing industry adversely, besides posing a serious challenge to our security, health, environment and strategic concerns.
In another observation, the ABPS resolution stated that China was progressively taking up inter-basin water transfer of all Himalayan rivers leading to a situation of water wars with India. As a result, lower riparian countries, like India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Thailand, are being deprived of their rightful waters of rivers like Brahmaputra and Sindhu, which originate from Kailash and Manasarovar in Tibet. The Centre should revitalise the joint mechanism established in 2007 with China to oversee water-related issues.
The ABPS has also recommended that the Centre reiterate the parliament’s unanimous resolution of 1962 to get back the territory acquired by China to the last inch.
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