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Annual Report of RSS for the year 2022-23

This👇is the Annual Report of RSS for the year 2022-23.

M.Nageshwar Rao, IPS

1.0 What stands in this as well as in all the Annual Reports of RSS is the total absence of Financial Statements, Budget, Source of funds,  IT Returns filed, etc.

1.1 Who is funding the RSS and its activities?

1.2 If Indian citizens are making small contributions, where are the details? How are they making those contributions?

1.3 Their Central Government has made digital financial transactions almost compulsory. Since it is their Government's policy, is the RSS taking only contributions through banks or in digital mode?

1.4 Does RSS and its affiliates have FCRA permit to receive foreign contributions? If so, where are the details?

1.5 There are so many other questions relating to their secret, if not shady, financial dealings.

1.6 All these questions are equally applicable to RSS and also to all its affiliates and wings such as VHP, BMS, BKS, ABVP, etc, which they need to be answered.

2.0 The RSS gives an impression, though it cleverly avoids putting in writing anywhere, that it is a Hindu organisation and its ideology is  Hindutva. Most Hindu-minded Hindus agree that the following are some of the core/important Hindu issues that are debilitating Hindu religion and therefore have to be addressed on priority namely;
(i) #FreeTemples
(ii) #EqualRightsForHindus
(iii) #Ban_Polygamy
(iv) #Ban_Beef_Exports
(v) #Ban_Cow_Slaughter
(vi) #Stop_Minority_Appeasement
(vii) #Ban_FCRA

2.1 But the Annual Reports of RSS do not mention any activity of taking up any of the Hindu issues, what is the current status, etc.

2.2 A reading of the Annual Reports also reveal that the RSS does so many things except its primary work of addressing Hindu issues. It is like a student doing every activity except studying. Will any parent tolerate? Then why should Hindus not question the RSS on their inaction about these pressing Hindu issues?


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