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Bhagwat urges consensus not orders with youth
NDTV··25 Jul
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on July 25 said today's youth ask questions rather than accept blind obedience, urging dialogue and affection over dictation. Speaking at a Vishwa Mangalya Sabha session in New Delhi, he said engagement requires discussion and consensus, not orders. The remarks came as CJP and Centre held a third round of NEET protest talks.
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What It Means For You
- Bhagwat's emphasis on dialogue aligns with ongoing CJP Centre negotiations over exam reforms and protest demands.
- His comments reflect generational tension visible in Gen Z led NEET integrity campaigns across India.
- Third round talks on July 25 may test whether consensus building replaces confrontation after Pradhan's resignation.
What's Happening
- Mohan Bhagwat addressed a motherhood themed enlightenment meeting at Ambedkar International Centre on July 25.
- He said the new generation prefers reasoned explanation over unquestioned compliance with authority.
- CJP and Union ministers were simultaneously engaged in another negotiation round at Constitution Club.
RSS Chief Speaks As Talks Continue
- Bhagwat did not directly reference Jantar Mantar but spoke amid nationwide NEET paper leak demonstrations.
- CJP initiated protests demanding accountability in competitive exams and Education Minister Pradhan's resignation.
- Earlier rounds saw ministers Nadda and Singh promise written responses to student demands after midnight talks.
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