Charity from foreign lands has hidden motives: RSS leader
New Delhi: Charity from foreign lands has hidden motives and such service is just like business, a top RSS functionary on Saturday claimed at a convention of nearly 800 Sangh-backed organisations that commenced in New Delhi.
Addressing the inaugural session of ‘Rashtriya Sewa Sangam’ in New Delhi, senior RSS leader Krishna Gopal said that Indian philosophy finds God in every individual and serving people selflessly means serving almighty here.
“In the lands outside India, charity is not this. There is something hidden in that charity. That charity is not without a reason, there are motives behind it. And when there are motives behind service, it is just like business,” Gopal said.
Addressing the inaugural session of ‘Rashtriya Sewa Sangam’ in New Delhi, senior RSS leader Krishna Gopal said that Indian philosophy finds God in every individual and serving people selflessly means serving almighty here.
“Only in Indian philosophy is completely selfless service envisaged,” the RSS joint general secretary added.
He asked the organisations, claimed to be involved in social work, not to discriminate on the basis of religion and asked them serve all the people of the country.
Though Gopal did not name any organisation, his comments come just a couple of months after a huge controversy was sparked by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, who had claimed that conversion to Christianity was the main objective behind Mother Teresa’s service to the poor.
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