News18Why RSS Had To Move Karnataka High Court For A March In Chittapur: The Sequence Of Events Explained
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : Kharge said the state was mulling new laws against the RSS and has decided to strengthen the existing laws of non-participation of government employees in any political activities.50% : In 1948, one week before Mahatma ji's assassination, in his letter to a CM, Nehru ji said - Why is action not being taken against the RSS...
45% : The Congress of AU Hume is against Indianness, nationalism and Hindutva sanatana...
41% : October 14-15: The debate intensified as the government reviewed disciplinary action against Praveen Kumar.
40% : Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge then wrote to CM Siddaramaiah, seeking a ban on RSS activities on government premises, calling RSS a "divisive and unconstitutional" force.
40% : " Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader Rajiv Tuli on Sunday told ANI that the Congress's animosity towards the RSS is "old, not new" recalling that former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had once said to "crush" the organisation in 1948, and accused the party of being against "Indianness, nationalism, and Hindutva".
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