New Delhi: The day after RSS National Media Head Sunil Amkarkar distance the allegations of the story of the rides against Infosys, a senior member of Sangh Manmohan Vaidya said this magazine meant “Dharma Yudh”, which was seen as a clean certificate to slap the allegations.
Vaidya also said the magazine must target people, who might be right but are on the wrong side, which, according to him, is the spirit of Dharma Yudha.
“Panchekanya means Dharma Yudh, who has two sides.
You can have good people on the wrong side, and you have to attack your arrows too,” he said.
Vaidya quoted Arjuna’s example at Mahabharata, who fought against Bhisma after paying respectfully by arrow before fighting against it.
Ratification to the team’s team by Senior Sangh members is being seen by many people not coincidental but the message that the Safron-Head head is very standing with its magazine and editorial policy.
The rapid response from the RSS distanced itself from the main reports of the Panthirs, it was seen in the context with the “bipartisan” image of the founder of the Major It Narayana Murthy.
The ranch made serious charges against Infosys who said the company might deliberately try to disrupt the Indian economy and accused him of helping ‘Naxals, left and Tukde-Tukde gang’.
Amlekar told TOI that the magazine published by Bharat Prakashan – Organizer and Panner – led by RSS Swayamsevaks but that does not mean whatever they write is an RSS point of view.
Its Pankjanya means ‘Dharma Yudh’, Keyword RSS Neta after Infosys Row
