Congress Leader Hussain Dalwai Sparks Row By Comparing RSS To ISIS, Calls It Terror Outfit

Mumbai: In statements that can work up conflict, Congress’s Maharashtra leader Hussain Dalwai on Wednesday contrasted the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to ISIS, calling it a “terrorist organisation.”

This declaration adhered to remarks made by elderly RSS leader Kalladka Prabhakar Bhat, that stated: “Every Hindu household should keep a sword. If Hindus had shown a sword during the Pahalgam attack, that would have been enough.”

Speaking to IANS, Dalwai criticised Bhat’s remarks. “This is a totally incorrect declaration. It suggests that they do not rely on the Constitution of India in any way. They intend to provoke dispute and spread rage throughout every town. I think that equally as ISIS spreads horror in Pakistan, comparable activities are currently being accomplished by the RSS right here,” he said.

” RSS leaders ought to make clear whether they take into consideration the organisation a terrorist one. If it is, after that their declarations make good sense. But otherwise, after that the head of the RSS ought to openly clarify their setting and get rid of those that make such inflammatory statements. In my sight, the RSS runs like a terrorist organisation,” he included.

Dalwai additionally specified: “The remarks made by a leader from Kerala have no weight, and it reflects the RSS’s overall ideology. Similar ideologies have taken root in both Pakistan and here. The public must recognise what these individuals are doing. Does keeping a sword or knife in one’s home promote peace, or does it stir violence? If these actions are aimed at inciting terrorism, then the public must be vigilant and respond accordingly.”

On Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s declaration that the militaries have his complete self-confidence and total functional flexibility to pick the setting, targets, and timing of India’s feedback to the current horror strike in Pahalgam, which eliminated 26 individuals, Dalwai stated: “I have always maintained that the Prime Minister should have engaged the Opposition earlier. He made grand statements in Bihar, and if he is serious now, we will welcome that. People in Pakistan even say that he should govern there, in Lahore – it would be better than what they currently have. Pakistan lacks democracy; it is ruled by the military, and they act without accountability. If the Prime Minister is learning lessons from that, then we support him.”

“Rahul Gandhi and (Congress President) Mallikarjun Kharge have suggested that a special session of Parliament be convened to discuss these issues collectively. If the government is willing to take this step, the Opposition will fully support them,” he included.

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