Four months after resigning from the post of Vice-President, Jagdeep Dhankhar gave his first public speech, in which he said a lot about his resignation, albeit in blunt words but through gestures. In his speech he also praised RSS. Jagdeep Dhankhar had come to Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, to release the book ‘Hum Aur Yeh Vishwa’ by RSS Joint Secretary Manmohan Vaidya, where he also addressed the people present.
He said a big thing in trivial matters
Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said that there was a shortage of time, so I could not open my voice completely, but in the worry of missing the flight, I cannot forget my duty and the biggest example of this is my past, but I cannot express my thoughts completely. By saying these things while smiling, Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed a lot in his gestures regarding his resignation. Jagdeep Dhankhar surprised everyone by suddenly resigning from the post of Vice-President, just before the monsoon session, 4 months later.
Jagdeep Dhankhar said this about RSS
In his speech, former Vice-President Jagdin Dhankhar also spoke openly on the ideology of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and praised him. He said that only India can guide today’s world full of turmoil and for this India can take advantage of the experience of its 6000 years old traditions and civilizations. RSS has the potential to further strengthen India. There are many misconceptions in the hearts and minds of the countrymen regarding RSS. False allegations have also been made against RSS, but this book by Manmohan Vaidya breaks the myths and shows the real RSS.
Jagdeep Dhankhar mentioned the narrative
Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said that today’s world, today’s generation is living the life of narrative. A narrative is made about the other person by judging him, but it would be better not to fall into the trap of narrative. Once you get trapped in this, you will never be able to get out. Where people are living that life in which they accept whatever they think once, then of course you give as much explanation as you want, it doesn’t matter to them.