Sarkaryavah Joshi says reservation is fine but there has to be a limit
BHOPAL : Sarkaryavah Suresh Joshi on Saturday said Rohingya Muslims might be entering India as part of a conspiracy.
“Probably, they have been sent to India,” Joshi told mediapersons while briefing them on the proceedings of three-day national executive meeting of RSS that ended here on Saturday.
The RSS office-bearer number two demanded a probe into how Rohingya Muslims got their AADHAR and PAN cards made and how their names were added to the voters’ list.
He said why Rohingyas were driven out from Myanmar was also a question that needs to be dwelt upon. He said that even if they had come to India, they should have stayed at the borders. “There is a limit to humanity. They must go back to where they came from,” he said.
Joshi said RSS supports the system of reservations but added that beneficiaries should say for how long would they like to take the benefit. He said many things are being said about economic issues in the country and the government should go for a course correction if necessary. He said the government has started thinking on those lines. Answering a query on Supreme Court banning sale of crackers in Delhi, Joshi said crackers, which pollute the air should be banned. “But it is not necessary that all crackers cause pollution,” he remarked. Joshi said some day, someone may object to lighting a lamp and that may also be taken under consideration (by the courts).
Responding to another query, he said Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath is not only a face of Hindutva but also a face of nationalism. He said RSS is opposed to conversions if done using force or allurement.
‘Let charges against Jay Shah be proved’
Talking about the charges levelled against Jay, the son national BJP president Amit Shah, Joshi said that if those leveling the charges are able to prove them in a court of law then the things can move forward. “Everybody knows how charges are levelled these days,” he added.
