Hosabale said, “The present UPA government, in the name of minority politics, is dividing society by trying to enact several legislations like Communal Violence Bill and through Sachar Committee report and trying to establish Equal Opportunity Commission.”
The Equal Opportunity Commission speaks of giving equal opportunities for one particular religious minority, he said. ”Everybody should be given equal opportunities, not only one religious community,” Hosabale added.
Asked how RSS is looking at the emergence of Aam Aadmi Party, Hosabale said there is no problem for any new party to come into being, but experience of governance counts much and people are looking at such factors.
”There is no problem in the formation of a new party. However, experience in running a government counts much and people are considering these factors as they witnessed a
49-day government in Delhi,” he said.
”People are wise and definitely take a decision on who has the potential to govern, and the experience of Delhi government is a lesson,” he said.
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