Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on his visit to the RSS headquarters in Nagpur for the first time until he became the PM of India. PM Modi paid a floral tribute to the RSS founder Keshav Baliram Hedgewar at Smruti Mandir in Reshimbagh in Nagpur.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday visited Deekshbhoomi in Nagpur, the place where the architect of the Indian Constitution Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar converted to Buddhism with thousands of his followers in 1956.
"People talk a lot about the relationship between RSS and BJP, before also they talked about it...there is no difference in opinion between the BJP and the RSS. The people who don't know anything about the Sangh and the BJP, these people say that there is a difference in opinion between the
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday arrived at Smruti Mandir in Maharashtra's Nagpur ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit.
The Prime Minister will also pay respects to Babasaheb Ambedkar at Deekshabhoomi, where the architect of the Indian constitution converted to Buddhism with thousands of his followers in 1956.
Speaking to ANI, Adoni said, "This is a very important and historic visit. It is historic because a volunteer, who is today in the post of Prime Minister of India, is coming to Smriti Mandir on such a special day, which is considered an important day in the entire journey of the Sangh..."
"After 12 years, PM Modi is visiting there (RSS headquarters)...I think that the BJP must have understood that they won the elections because of RSS. RSS claims that BJP won elections because of them, and I think this is true," Wadettiwar told ANI.
"It is natural that they (Mohan Bhagwat and PM Modi) talk about the issues in the country, and they discuss them. As a Swayamsevak, the message of the organisation is that we keep making ourselves better, and put our efforts in making the country better. So they talk about that, how they can
According to a release issued by the PMO, the Prime Minister will visit Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh on March 30. He is expected to travel to Nagpur at around 9 AM to take Darshan at Smruti Mandir and then visit Deekshabhoomi.
Coinciding with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's (RSS) Pratipada program, marking the beginning of the Hindu New Year, the Prime Minister will undertake Darshan at Smruti Mandir and pay homage to the RSS's founding father. He will also visit Deekshabhoomi and pay homage to Dr BR Ambedkar, w