Ludhiana, September 10: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said many countries of the world are looking towards India for it believes in taking everyone along. Bhagwat made the statement addressing a congregation organised by the Namdhari mission here held in memory of Satguru Partap Singh and Mata Bhupinder Kaur at Namdhari International headquarters Bhaini Sahib, about 30 kms from here in this district on Sunday. Mohan Bhagwat on Akhand Bharat: Those Who Separated From Bharat Feel They Have Made a Mistake, Says RSS Chief (Watch Video).

"India's job is to create balance in the world and it is playing its role very well. India is not a selfish country. It believes in taking everyone along with it," Bhagwat said. The Hindu right wing leader said the were forces dividing the society were not only damaging the country but also the world and they must be fought jointly.

Bhagwat said that India has to show a new path to the whole world, but also carry forward its traditions, culture and heritage. "The meaning of religion is to unite, it does not talk about disintegration," he said. RSS Gives Complete Support to Reservations Provided In  Constitution: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat on Reservations.

Satguru Uday Singh of Namdhari community was present on the occasion.

Earlier, the RSS chief reached Bhaini Sahib amid tight security and also had a closed door meeting with Satguru Uday Singh, sources said. Bhagwat had reached Ludhiana Saturday by train from Delhi and stayed here at state RSS headquarters.

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