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Bhagwat Declares Invasions Over, Calls India a Hindu Rashtra at Lucknow Gita Event

The event spotlighted Gita-centered outreach alongside a public defense of the RSS’s volunteer funding.

Overview

  • At Lucknow’s Divya Geeta Prerna Utsav, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath framed the Bhagavad Gita as practical guidance for modern life.
  • Bhagwat urged people to “live” the Gita’s 700 shlokas, likening today’s global uncertainty to Arjuna’s dilemma and saying the text can restore moral clarity.
  • He described India as a “Hindu society” and “Hindu Rashtra,” asserted that “the days of invasions are gone,” and invoked unfurling the flag at the Ram Temple.
  • Adityanath said the RSS operates on social support without foreign or institutional funding, portraying it as a volunteer-driven service organisation.
  • Organisers moved from rhetoric to mobilisation with plans for a statewide Gita chanting on December 1 and a synchronised recital across Uttar Pradesh on December 20, 2026, within the RSS centenary outreach.