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[url="http://www.dailypioneer.com/305243/RSS-strikes-back-at-Congress-Digvijay.html"]RSS strikes back at Congress, Digvijay[/url]

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has reacted strongly to the anti-Sangh tirade by senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh. The organisation said the diatribe was an effort by the ruling party, “which is itself surrounded by several controversies”, to divert people’s attention from the real issue.



The outfit took strong exception to the Congress’ reference of “minority-majority terrorism”, saying it would only weaken the ongoing efforts to deal with terrorism.



A day after Digvijay accused the RSS of pursuing the “same vendetta politics against Muslims as the Nazis did against Jews”, Sangh stated that the RSS had grown despite similar attempts by the Congress in the past to destabilise it.



“This is not the first time that such allegations have been levelled against us under a Congress Government. Every time the Congress is in trouble, it makes futile attempts to level various allegations against the Sangh. But the RSS has grown over the years, merely because it has a direct connect with the society,” RSS sarkaryavah (general secretary) Suresh (Bhaiya Ji) Joshi stated here on Monday.



He also suspected that the recent statement by the top Congress leaders could be another attempt by the ruling party to put nationalist forces in trouble.



Claiming that the Congress had always resorted to communal politics for bagging minority votes, the RSS leader claimed that the Sangh “neither subscribes nor supports violent and terror activities” in any form.



Joshi pointed out that when investigation into certain terror cases referred to by the Congress leaders was still on and the judicial process was yet to start, the allegations levelled against the Sangh were akin to interfering with the investigation and the judicial process.



“We understand that the people of our nation are intelligent enough to understand the Congress’ ploy. We hope that they do not fall prey to the Congress’ divisive politics. The Sangh would continue to serve the society,” Joshi added.