Overview

• Speaking in Hyderabad, the AIMIM chief said no RSS member lost their life fighting the British and invited anyone to name one.
• He asserted that RSS workers stayed out of the 1930s agitations and the 1942 Quit India Movement, referencing records that described them as posing no threat.
• Owaisi distinguished founder K.B. Hedgewar’s pre-RSS activism from the organisation’s later record, alleging Hedgewar’s 1930 jailing aimed to recruit for the Sangh.
• He criticized the group’s ideology by citing M.S. Golwalkar’s A Bunch of Thoughts and early opposition to the Constitution, and he referenced alleged Organizer comments on the tricolour and Manusmriti.
• The remarks followed Modi’s centenary address praising the RSS for nation-building, as Owaisi also highlighted Muslim sacrifices including Maulvi Alauddin and Turribaz Khan.