However, if required Sangh may give suggestions,” Madhav said.
When asked if there is any dissension due to BJP patriarch Lal Krishna Advani, stalwarts Dr Murli Manohar Joshi and Sushma Swaraj, the RSS spokesperson said, “There is no dissension. It might be in the media, I do not have any such information”.
On the issues of Ram Mandir and repeal of Article 370, he said BJP has clearly mentioned its priorities in the party mandate and all such issues would be taken up by the party at an appropriate time.
Madhav said the Sangh does not take credit for bringing Modi government, but for raising the poll percentage. “RSS will take credit only for raising the poll percentage over 10 per cent which was due to its public awareness programme.
Now, the country has got an inspirational leadership with total majority to run an effective government.
Will never interfere in functioning of BJP govt: RSS
Jaipur: RSS today said it will not interfere in the functioning of the BJP-led government at the Centre, dismissing suggestions that it was running the party through “remote control”.“Sangh has not given any guidelines to
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