The UPA government is looking determined to implement the Sachar Committee’s report for the social development of Muslims in India. On the other hand, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has criticized the UPA government for playing the appeasement policy to minorities in the country that would be proved as dangerous for nation’s security and unity. It also criticized the central government for opting the way only to play shameless vote politics.

RSS Sarkaryavaha Mohanrao Bhagwat told to UNI that the unneeded initiative like the Sachar Committee is nothing but a policy to misrepresent the facts. Our politicians have been forgotten it in their race to gain political mileage that the similar kinds of policies had led the partition of India earlier. Bhagwat said it in his annual report that was presented during Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sammelan in Lucknow.

In the report he has asked with great surprise that why the love and affection bestowed on the minorities out of hunger for votes is never available for the Hindu community. He referred the way of ignorance the government is doing for interests of J&K refugees the citizens of Jammu and Ladakh.

He said that two threats are coming to India, one is the direct threat from across the border and the other is indirect threat coming from India’s talks with on the matter of the citizen of Ladakh. The government has been also failed to restrict the spread of ISI network in India as it is spreading its tentacles very fast in Kerala.

RSS Sarkaryavaha also criticized the way in which the Central government has opened the doors for entry of multi-national companies. They would certainly hit the poor people of the country as government has no plan to save its ‘have-nots’ from the multinational giants. The farmers are so much in debts that there is no any other option in front of them but to suicide.

Further he also said in the report that the central government is not even bother about the rational demands of citizens who have become frustrated with rising inflation in the country.

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