Mohan Bhagwant, the chief of the RSS, stated today that India needs a government plan for population control, citing “religion-based imbalance” and “forced conversions” as reasons for concern about the possibility of the nation disintegrating “if such required efforts are not done”.
He said East Timor, South Sudan, and Kosovo emerged as a result of population imbalance in Indonesia, Sudan, and Serbia.
“Population imbalances lead to changes in geographical boundaries. Alongside the differences in birth rate, conversions by force lure or greed and infiltration are also big reasons.
Population control and religion-based population balance is an important subject that can no longer be ignored,” he said.
He was addressing at the RSS gathering for Dussehra, the organisation that serves as the governing BJP’s mentor.
“Along with population control, population balance on religious basis is also a matter of importance which cannot be ignored,” he stressed in his speech.
He said, “Birth rate is one reason; conversions by force, seduction or greed, and infiltration are all big reasons.”
Bhagwat’s repeatedly speaking on population was clearly explaining that he was not concerned about the increasing population of India as a whole. Instead, he was targeting Minorities in the name of population.
