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CJP Jantar Mantar: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on student protests in Delhi

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CJP Jantar Mantar: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on student protests in Delhi
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed the need for dialogue with the younger generation amid ongoing student protests in Delhi regarding exam paper leaks. While not explicitly mentioning the protests, his call for 'discussion, not dictation' is widely interpreted as a response to the current unrest.

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The remarks reflect the ruling ideological establishment's attempt to manage public perception of youth-led dissent and political instability in India.

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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat underscored that today's young generation was not misguided or directionless and called for meaningful "discussion", not "dictation", to understand them. The RSS chief's remarks come at a time when Delhi's streets are simmering with one of the largest student-led protests the capital has seen in years over exam paper leaks.Speaking at the 'Vishwa Mangalya Sabha' event, Bhagwat reflected on the widening gap between generations, saying today's youth require the right guidance. "When we were young, it was an era of obedience. That's not the case anymore," he said. WHAT MOHAN BHAGWAT SAID ON TODAY'S YOUTH?The RSS chief said today's younger generation was more inclined to ask questions, making it essential for parents and elders to engage with them. At the same time, he voiced concern over the shrinking space for conversations within families."The new generation asks questions. We have to explain the reasoning to them.

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