This is the best compliment to the RSS, particularly for the Chief. Today Mohan Bhagwat’s visit to Mosque is making headline, whereas they respect him with the heartfelt words calling him “Rashtra Pita”.
Today Sangh Pramukh Mohan Bhagwat had a meeting at a mosque in Delhi with All India Imam Organization chief cleric, Umer Ahmed Ilyasi. And as per the sources the meeting with Ilyasi lasted more around four hours.
The RSS and its chief Mohan Bhagwat has always been on the target of the fundamentalists but now the things are changing with surprises. Bhagwat is now meeting Muslim leaders in mosque which is an unprecedented outreach showing the termination of the gapes from both sides.
The best thing about this amicable meeting between Mohan Bhagwat and Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, came up with what the top cleric said.
He termed Mr Bhagwat as “Rashtra Pita”, which is something which can bring about the end of the hatred on the fundamental basis of religion.
Mr Illyasi has been quoted saying – “Only our method of worshipping god is different, but our DNA is same.’’
So far the media has described it as a “closed door meeting” trying to color it with the requirement of inherent interests from both sides.
Suhaib Ilyasi could not stop his ecstasy saying -“This is going to come out as a very good message for the countrymen. It was like a family discussion we enjoyed. And undoubtedly it was wonderful that they arrived on our invitation.”
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