Lauding the strong showing by BJP-led NDA in the general elections, RSS said people have voted for a change in favour of the party's Prime Ministerial candidate Modi. “The mandate of the people for a change was expected.
Its a matter of pleasure for us. We congratulate Modiji and the new government which is going to be formed under his leadership. We expect that it would do good work for the benefit of the country,” RSS leader Ram Madhav said.
He said it was also a matter of pleasure that BJP was set for a simple majority on its own in Lok Sabha. On being asked about the role RSS would play in government formation, he said, “Sangh would have no role in government and in the Council of Ministers. It would be decided by the party and its leaders.”
Nation should remain united: RSS to BJP
New Delhi: In an unambiguous message, RSS today asked the BJP, all set to assume office with Narendra Modi as Prime Minister, to set aside ideological, religious and social differences and create an environment where
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