Sikh Community Call For The Ban On The Fascist Extremist Terrorists Rss (rashtirya Swayamsevak Sangh) In Uk

[chani111]

Sikh community call for the ban on the fascist extremist terrorists RSS (Rashtirya Swayamsevak Sangh) in uk

March 16 2008,Singh Sabha Gurudawar Slough.Sikh community call for the ban on the fascist extremist terrorists of the RSS (Rashtirya Swayamsevak Sangh) in uk.Sikh leaders made it very plain and simple that their is no place for the fascist ideals of the rss in the Sikh community anywhere.RSS is a Hindu terrorist group. Its believes that humanity has only one faith and one culture that is Hinduism. It has a very simple slogan Hindi, Hindu Hindustan.

The RSS was founded in 1925 by Dr.K.B. Hedgewar. The RSS is active throughout India and as well as abroad.It became a mass organisation under the leadership of M.S Golwalker m.s Golwalker is seen as the spiritual master of this organisation and is referred to as God ,he is worshipped and seen as a demi god.Golwalker was a sympathiser of Hitler and said that Hindus can learn a lesson from Hitller and his pure race ideology.In support of this golwalker said violence should be used a a surgeons knife to kill society,he goes on to say that the ones who do not accept Hindutva as the main religion and culture of India,are merely a disease which need treatment.To kill them is merely like using medicine to cure a disease.Now we are talking about a person,who thinks that humans with different beliefs should be wiped out,he takes this directly from Hitler.He goes on to state the main idea of the RSS,that only Hindus should reside within India.When scholars have gon eon to research golwalkers work ,they have said he is not preaching Hinduism,but it is Hindutva.

The RSS sees Sikhism as the biggest threat to its ideology and Hindutva . Guru Nanak condemned the caste system and the unfair treatment of lower castes, and discrimination to women,he was born into a family which is regarded as a slave caste, within the RSS ideology. It is like a revolution from within to them and they have tried their utmost to destroy and to finish Sikhism off by all means necessary socially ,politically and economically .They claim all Sikh Gurus were Hindus,they have tried to alter all Sikh scriptures to match their views of Hindutva.The British Govt recognises the Sikh faith as a distinct religion and a separate race,in opposition to this the RSS continue to maintain that Sikhs are Hindus. The human rights abuses it has committed in the last 60 years are nothing short of a holocaust within India.It must be banned and government of u.k must take drastic action against the fascist of the rss.

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION : http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/bantherss/

[SaRpAnCh]

Any speeches

[chani111]

their web site only got this stuff so i puted it up i saw we have to wait.the only vedio they got is this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZQA49SqIpk

[chani111]

The RSS sees Sikhism as the biggest threat to its ideology and Hindutva

[guptveer1469]

Any address of their branch in Uk or any other european country?

[chani111]

UK AFFILIATES The HSS UK family (sangh parivar) makes up a closely related set of Hindutva organizations operating in the UK. These share the same aims based on RSS ideology. At the annual general meeting of the HSS UK, reports are received from each of the main UK sangh parivar organizations, the progress of sangh work discussed and priorities planned for the coming year. In addition to HSS, Sewa International, Kalyan Ashram Trust (discussed previously) and the VHP (discussed below), other Hindutva groups operating in the UK include:

National Hindu Students Forum – the HSS student affiliate, modelled on the RSS's Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad. NHSF has affiliated Hindu societies in some thirty UK universities. It has two regular publications (Hum and Inforum) and an e-list. The NHSF vice president stated in August 2003 that 'We have no direct link with them [the HSS UK]. There is no religious or political affiliation; we are not funded or bonded to them, but there is a moral affiliation as with every other Hindu organization.'[3] In fact, NHSF was formed by the HSS. The NHSF address is the same as the HSS UK address. The NHSF website states 'NHSF enjoys a close working relationship with HSS UK and benefits from the active involvement of the 'karyakartas' (volunteers) within HSS. The spread of this organization throughout towns and cities in the United Kingdom means that branches of HSS form an integral part of the support network for NHSF UK.'[4]

Hindu Sevika Samiti – the HSS women's affiliate formed in 1975. It is modelled on the RSS women's affiliate (Rashtra Sevika Samiti) and has about thirty branches (shakhas) in the UK, attended weekly by around 500 women and girls.

Overseas Friends of the BJP (OFBJP) formed in 1991 to provide support for the Indian BJP and BJP politicians. OFBJP organized the visit of Narendra Modi to Britain in 2003; every single independent report into the Gujarat pogroms in 2002 indicted him personally for his role in encouraging, condoning and supporting the anti-Muslim violence that took place.

Hindu Sahitya Kendra – a bookshop disseminating Hindutva literature in the UK and based at the HSS UK headquarters.

Friends of India Society International – formed in the mid-1970s during Indira Gandhi's emergency period. It promotes Hindutva politicians and views in the UK.

Deendayal Research Institute – a Hindutva ideological seminar group.

Other smaller outfits include Hindu Human Rights and small groups of Bajrang Dal / Hindu Unity[5] supporters.

Interestingly, the HSS trustees report for 2001, intended for public bodies, mentions the activities of some of these organizations, such as Sewa International, but not others such as the VHP, the NHSF, the KAT, the OFBJP, the Sevika Samiti or FISI. In contrast, an extract from the 1999 HSS UK annual general meeting report shows how HSS UK is the key body to which other sangh parivar organizations report:

The annual Pratinidhi Sabha [AGM of central assembly] of Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (UK) was held on 28 November 1999 at Wellingborough. Shri Surender Shah, sahkaryawah [general secretary] of UK, chaired the baithak [meeting]. Man. Shri Shankar Rao ji Tatwawadi introduced Vishwa Vibhag's pracharak [RSS international section's full-time worker], Shri Ram Madhav Vaidya, who has come to the UK to replace Dr Sanjiv Oza. Shri Ram ji will be based at the Sangh Karyalah [HSS headquarters] at Leicester. He is 3rd year OTC [RSS officer training camp] trained and has doctorate degree in Sanskrit. He will be carrying forward the prachar [RSS propagation] work in Europe whose sound foundation was laid by Dr Oza…Shri Pravinbhai Ruparelia, Karyawah [secretary] of HSS(UK), presented his annual report. He noted ten major events which were organized in the UK in the last year. He reported that there are now 63 upa shakhas [cells] in the UK with weekly average attendance of 1200. The three Sangh karyalahs (Leicester, Birmingham and Bradford offices) are vibrant with activities and the total Guru Daxina [donations to the RSS saffron flag] has increased. He announced that 114 shiksharthis [educational propagators] received training at the 8-day long SSVE [HSS annual training camp] held at Hounslow. The 16th Hindu Marathon held at Warwick University with participation from local Sikh bandhus was a big success. A number of dignitaries had visited UK particularly those who had come to attend the 6th Vishwa Hindi Sammelan. He praised the work of VHP, FISI, OFBJP, NHSF, Sewa International and KAT in the field of education, political awareness, student welfare and charitable projects. Hindu Sahitya Kendra has now become a leading supplier of books and educational material related to Hindu way of life… Additional emphasis is to be paid in holding vibhag wise shivirs [department-based camps] during Easter holidays to celebrate 75 years of Sangh [RSS] and 25 years of Samiti [RSS women's affiliate]. Hindu Marathon report was presented by Rajni Parmar. Shanti Mistry reported on Sewa International's work …Shri Kishore Ruparelia presented the report [on VHP UK]. VHP(UK) is taking active part in the [Millennium] dome project. NHSF [National Hindu Students Forum] report was presented by Anand Vyas. Total number of chapters is 35 with 3000 members…KAT [Kalyan Ashram Trust] report was delivered by Jitu Kotecha…Hindu Sevika Samiti [women's affiliate] report was presented by Shmt Vidula Ambekar. There are 32 shakhas with average sankhya [numbers attending] of 555[6].

Other HSS annual general meeting reports similarly show how the HSS UK is the key body to which VHP UK, the Sevikas, NHSF, Sewa International and KAT report to. If it appears odd that formally independent organizations in the UK account annual to the HSS UK, this is a key method of sangh parivar working, modelled on the RSS's family in India. These UK organizations also work under the direct guidance of the Indian RSS, as will be seen shortly.

The Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh UK (HSS UK) was initiated in 1966 and became a charitable trust from 29 April 1974, charity registration number 267309. The UK register of charities states that it is involved in general charitable purposes, education, training, overseas aid, famine relief, sport and recreation. It ostensibly provides care and counselling services, advocacy, advice and information. Its service group is listed as 'elderly/old people'. It is stated to operate in Greater London, Leicestershire and the West Midlands. These claims are very different from the actual activities of the HSS UK, described extensively in its regular publication Sangh Sandesh (started in 1977) and other internal documents. These bear the unmistakable stamp of the RSS and show regular, close and extensive links between the HSS UK and the RSS in India.

The HSS is also the core body to which the other UK sangh parivar organizations report. The HSS UK has a board of six trustees and ten office bearers for its central executive committee (Kendriya Karyakari Mandal). The HSS UK headquarters is in Leicester. The Leicester office is called 'Keshav Pratishthan' (institute), 'Keshav' being the first name of the Indian RSS founder. The inauguration of the office on 22 April 1995 was presided over by the then supreme leader of the Indian RSS, Rajendra Singh. This Leicester address is also the official address of several Hindutva organizations in the UK, including Sewa International UK (SIUK), the National Hindu Students Forum (NHSF), the Kalyan Ashram Trust (KAT) and the Hindu Sahitya Kendra. The HSS also has offices in Bradford and Birmingham.

The primary aim of HSS UK activities is to create physical and ideological training cells (shakhas) and organize and strengthen Hindus (sangathan) under RSS ideology. HSS guidelines for its expansion and development workers, called vistaraks, states:

1. The work of a vistarak consists of opening new Shakhas, strengthening old Shakhas or carrying out a project for sangh

2. Vistaraks are full time workers for sangh [HSS family] during the set period. Vistaraks should not be engaged in any other activities in this period.

3. During this period, the vistarak should try his best to meet as many Hindu families as possible. Our objective is to make them understand our mission (Sanghathan) and win their hearts.

4. Vistaraks should maintain a diary of their work everyday and log all names, addresses and experiences.

5. Vistaraks should have a sound knowledge of Sangh's objectives and method of work…

10. Vistaraks should carry with them various types of literature e.g. Sangh Sandesh, Sangh Mail, Prarthana, geet book, khel, book, NHSF material, Sewa leaflets etc…

14. Vistaraks should have basic knowledge about the sangh parivaar FISI, BJP, NHSF, SEWA, KAT, VHP and Hinduism.[1]

MODELLED ON THE INDIAN RSS

The HSS UK structure is modelled on that of the Indian RSS. This includes the priority given to creating cells (shakhas) and creating organizations that mirror the RSS sangh parivar. The HSS UK shares the same ideology as the RSS and uses the same languages as the Indian RSS, including the various officer titles of the latter<a href="http://www.awaazsaw.org/ibf/section5.htm#_ftn2" name="_ftnref2" title="" id="_ftnref2">[2]. In 2002, the HSS reported 72 weekly physical and ideological training cells (shakhas) in 38 UK cities which were attended by about 1500 individuals. The HSS UK shakha structure is organized by zones that cover the UK. HSS UK shakhas are run in almost exactly the same way as RSS shakhas. This includes the same RSS prayers, hymns and slogans, devotion to the RSS saffron flag, adulation of K. B. Hedgewar and M. S. Golwalkar (the first two RSS supreme leaders), physical exercises, sports, martial arts, and ideological inculcation sessions. The HSS and RSS shakhas do not allow any images of or prayers to Hindu Gods or Goddesses. Prayer is to the RSS saffron flag of the 'Hindu nation' and devotion is to the RSS founder and leaders. The HSS UK also has a uniform, one different from that used in Indian RSS cells.

The HSS UK and its affiliates celebrate the same six festivals (utsavs) as the Indian RSS. The HSS UK also organizes an important annual training camp (Sangh Shiksha Varg). This is an 8 to 10-day intensive training camp for nominated members who are moving up the HSS hierarchy. It also organizes the national HSS activist camp (National Karyakarta Varg) as well as other camps related to activities in Europe and India.

Figure 13: HSS UK 9-day annual training camp, Leicester, 2000. Sangh Sandesh, July - August 2000, vol. XI, no. 4, page 1.

The HSS shares the same ideology as the RSS. The HSS UK's ideology is given in its publications, Sangh Darshan (RSS philosophy), Patheya (a publication of the RSS founders' philosophy and quotes), Sangh Sandesh (its regular newsletter), in other publications and material used in its shakhas, and in other publications recommended by the Hindu Sahitya Kendra (Hindu Literature Centre). These include writings by and about Golwalkar, Hedgewar, Savarkar, the RSS and writings on Aryanism and Hindutva by David Frawley, Koenraad Elst and other extremist Hindutva ideologues.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZEQYktSzKM

[SaRpAnCh]

Khaki shorts been replaced with black bottoms LOL ,where these Soldiers of RSS I believe thy are up in Lecister

I will be the among the 1st to report these terrorist cells when these fools get banned

[chani111]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZEQYktSzKM

[Jeevan]

Who's worse the RSS or Congress - the events of 1984 were primarily Congress led operations?

Love him or loathe him - Khushwant Singh expressed his gratitude to the Hindus when saying:“It was the Congress leaders who instigated mobs in 1984 and got more than 3000 people killed. I must give due credit to RSS and the BJP for showing courage and protecting helpless Sikhs during those difficult days. BJP party leader Atal Bihari Vajpayee himself intervened at a couple of places to help poor taxi drivers.” The Bharatiya Janata Party strongly condemned the riots.

[Mehtab Singh]

Didn't Vajpayee appreciate Operation Bluestar as well?