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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : This flexibility gives the organisation a wide reach and makes it a significant force in both social and political life.
58% : The Tamil Nadu Model: Restricting Without Banning The DMK-led Tamil Nadu government has developed a practical model to contain the RSS through administrative measures rather than confrontation.
52% : Using executive orders, police directives, and departmental circulars, the state limits RSS activities in government offices, schools, and public spaces.
51% : The same year, Bhat was invited to inaugurate the postgraduate students' council at Mangalore University -- an incident that many saw as proof of how deeply the RSS ideology has penetrated public institutions.
51% : This approach avoids legal complications while ensuring that public institutions remain ideologically neutral.
50% : Local authorities have since applied this rule to prevent RSS shakhas and non-school activities in government campuses.
50% : The aim is to prevent ideological indoctrination and maintain secularism in state institutions.
47% : It is a model that focuses on governance rather than politics using existing laws to prevent misuse of public property for ideological mobilisation.
45% : A Wake-Up Call for Secular Governments Non-BJP, secular state governments have recently started recognising the challenges posed by the RSS's growing influence.
39% : The model avoids direct confrontation while ensuring that public institutions do not become tools of ideological influence.
38% : The organisation has also faced allegations of involvement in violence targeting minority communities, documented by judicial commissions and human rights groups.
37% : When any organisation is allowed to hold mass rallies with full administrative backing, use schools or temples for mobilisation, and turn religion into a political weapon, it becomes a threat to democratic governance.

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