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RSS in Indore: Gen-Z's right to raise issues, not anti-national
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 03:37 PM
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At a meeting in Indore, RSS clarified its stance on social issues, asserting that Gen-Z's right to raise concerns on social media and reservations is valid and should not be labeled as anti-national.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has clarified its position regarding the evolving social and political landscape, specifically addressing the role of the youth generation. During a meeting held in Indore, the organization discussed key contemporary issues including the misuse of social media, reservation policies, and Naxalism.
A central point of the discussion was the right of Generation Z to voice their opinions. The RSS stated that raising issues is a fundamental right of the youth and emphasized that such expressions should not be misconstrued as anti-national activities. This statement aims to bridge the gap between the organization and the younger demographic.
The meeting in Indore served as a platform for a detailed discourse on these sensitive topics. By addressing the concerns of the new generation directly, the RSS sought to define its approach towards modern societal challenges while maintaining its core ideological stance.
A central point of the discussion was the right of Generation Z to voice their opinions. The RSS stated that raising issues is a fundamental right of the youth and emphasized that such expressions should not be misconstrued as anti-national activities. This statement aims to bridge the gap between the organization and the younger demographic.
The meeting in Indore served as a platform for a detailed discourse on these sensitive topics. By addressing the concerns of the new generation directly, the RSS sought to define its approach towards modern societal challenges while maintaining its core ideological stance.