In a military conflict with PAK, RSS members demand clear support for the government, armed forces

In an intensified military conflict with Pakistan, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) on Saturday asked its branches to postpone all forms of strikes and incitement and provide “clear” support to the government and the country’s military. It also attracts government employees in the Center and the United States, avoiding leaves unless absolutely necessary. “Those who were taken were asked to cancel them and immediately resume their duties,” said BMS BMS BMS, a branch of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
“Supply all forms of strikes, stirrings, demonstrations and other union activities. If necessary, work overtime and increase productivity without charging any overtime pay. In a war-like situation, raise awareness among workers and the public about the necessary precautions to be taken.”
It added: “All necessary assistance is provided to the Indian Defence Force.”

The RSS agency said employed by various departments and departments in various departments, railways, civil aviation, road transport, telecommunications, health, power and scientific institutions, including state and center scientific institutions, will help the Defense Forces as it prevails.

“Kendria Karia Samiti (the national executive body of BMS) guides all federations to revise their organizational plans and identify this national cause, working with regional authorities on civil defense engineering, blood donation programs, local transportation and other related initiatives,” it said. BMS also requires all its branches and trade unions to organize solidarity programs to support armed forces at the regional and industry levels. BMS Secretary General Ravindra Himte said the decisions were taken at a national executive body meeting that actually took place on Friday.

Shimt said that in the resolution passed at a meeting chaired by BMS President Hiranmay Pandya, state executives congratulated the armed forces on his “successful” execution of the Sindoor operation.

The resolution states: “This action effectively demonstrates the government’s determination to operate anti-Indian terrorist forces from Pakistan following the Pahargam terrorist attack.”

It added: “The heroism that men and women soldiers showed in the armed forces is commendable.”

According to Himte, the meeting also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making “a decisive decision and showing unwavering political will to combat cross-border terrorism without any compromise”.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh led the Defense Forces with strategically keen responsibility, while Interior Minister Amit Shah effectively ensured internal security.

“The collective efforts and vision of these three leaders bring glory to the nation and amalgamation of the public’s trust and confidence,” said a BMS staffer.

The resolution said: “BMS strongly condemns Pakistan’s Dili party strategy,” Pakistan said: “Pakistan is creating a war-like situation”.

“In this critical period of increasing tensions in India-Pakistan, the meeting is determined to stand firmly with the Indian government and the armed forces. It will also support the various measures taken by the government to resolve Pakistan’s aggression.”

It said the National Executive Committee “strongly” believes this is a moment to transform patriotic sentiment into “tangible action.”

“Karya Samiti has decided to contact other like-minded nationalist unions to restore Rashtriya Mazdoor Morcha, which was established during the wars in 1962, 1965 and 1971 to provide strong support to the government in all efforts,” Himte said.