China does not want India to progress, says Bhagwat
8 Jan 2013 6:43 AM IST
China does not want India to progress and take a leading position in Asia, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said. ‘You all know that India's border is unsecured and porous. India does not harbour enmity against any country. However, the countries that are against us are trying to weave a web from all sides,’ Bhagwat said.
‘China does not want India to make progress and grow. It does not want India to take a leading position in Asia, while Pakistan is known for its ill-will and enmity (towards India) for no reason,’ he told a huge congregation of RSS workers.Without naming Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik, Bhagwat said, ‘Recently one Pakistani minister visited India and left everybody annoyed. There is always a demand to step up vigil along the border. However, there is no preparedness. They keep talking about it in Parliament, but nothing really materialises in this regard. Smuggling of drugs, arms and cattle has been rampant along the border,’ he said.
Saying that India was facing a number of problems like price rise and unemployment, Bhagwat added, ‘Even if we conduct marathon sessions in Parliament to discuss the problems in India, the discussion would not be complete.’ Alleging that ‘politics of selfishness’ is rampant in the country, Bhagwat said, ‘We elect the government. But when we want the government to solve our problems, it does not come forward unless it sees some benefit in it.’
WHILE CHINA URGES INDO-PAK TALKS
China Monday said it hopes India and Pakistan will hold talks and solve their differences in a calm and proper manner following a firing incident in Kashmir.
As a neighbour and friend of both countries, China hopes India and Pakistan will work together to maintain peace and stability in south Asia, foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said.
The Pak military said Indian troops crossed the LoC on Sunday and opened fire. India has denied the accusation.
‘China does not want India to make progress and grow. It does not want India to take a leading position in Asia, while Pakistan is known for its ill-will and enmity (towards India) for no reason,’ he told a huge congregation of RSS workers.Without naming Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik, Bhagwat said, ‘Recently one Pakistani minister visited India and left everybody annoyed. There is always a demand to step up vigil along the border. However, there is no preparedness. They keep talking about it in Parliament, but nothing really materialises in this regard. Smuggling of drugs, arms and cattle has been rampant along the border,’ he said.
Saying that India was facing a number of problems like price rise and unemployment, Bhagwat added, ‘Even if we conduct marathon sessions in Parliament to discuss the problems in India, the discussion would not be complete.’ Alleging that ‘politics of selfishness’ is rampant in the country, Bhagwat said, ‘We elect the government. But when we want the government to solve our problems, it does not come forward unless it sees some benefit in it.’
WHILE CHINA URGES INDO-PAK TALKS
China Monday said it hopes India and Pakistan will hold talks and solve their differences in a calm and proper manner following a firing incident in Kashmir.
As a neighbour and friend of both countries, China hopes India and Pakistan will work together to maintain peace and stability in south Asia, foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said.
The Pak military said Indian troops crossed the LoC on Sunday and opened fire. India has denied the accusation.
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