New Delhi: RSS on Sundays distance themselves from the latest report magazine magazine Panchjarnya Department.
RSS National Media Head Sunil Amkarkar said Infosys had made a seminal contribution in the progress of the country and that it was not an RSS funnel, in what was a strong rebuttal of the claims made in the report.
“There may be certain problems with the portal run by InfoSys, but articles published by their brand in this context only reflect the individual opinion of the author,” said Amekkar in a statement.
RSS officials further said, “Pankjanya is not a funnel of RSS and the article or opinion expressed in it should not be associated with RSS.” Magazine, besides the weekly English “Organizer”, published by Bharat Prakashan, which is considered part of RSS thinking.
The editor of the Hitesh Shankar editor, however, attached to a report published in 5.
“Panchekanya stands with facts published by it in the cover story Shankar said to Ti.
The editor also says there are certain parts of the people who connect the report to RSS, which is not correct.
The “Organizer” editor of Pressur Ketkar stressed that it was undeniable that the two magazines were ideologically inspired by RSS.
“However, we have objections if you call two magazines as RSS funnel,” said Ketkar.
He said the management of both magazines was autonomous.
RSS the distance itself from the article Infosys Pankjanya
