RSS and the VHP against the Vice President of India Hamid Ansari

AAP, New Delhi: The demeaning remarks made by the right wing groups like the RSS and the VHP against the Vice President of India Hamid Ansari is a sad development for the democratic norms and the sacred constitutional framework of the country. The comments made by the right-wing hardliners amounts to the mockery of the Constitution.

“The RSS and VHP has attempted to ridicule the constitution by attacking the Hon. Vice President of India. This is also worrying because top Union Ministers and ruling BJP leaders meet with RSS and its affiliates to take directions in running the politics of the country. This is direct interference of these hard-line groups in the political process and should be condemned by one and all,” AAP leader Ashutosh said in a press conference here today.

The meeting between Narendra Modi government and RSS is highly questionable. The government is accountable and answerable only to the public. Such a deliberation is a mockery of the constitutional arrangements and parliamentary democracy, Ashutosh added.

RSS was permitted to function as an organization by the first home minister Sardar Vallabhbai Patel under certain conditions. One of them being it will not interfere in the mainstream politics.

It is responsibility of the Prime Minister who is the elected leader of the country to ensure that Ansari does not have to face the vitriol from BJP, RSS and its affiliates. Similar attacks were mounted on Hamid Ansari on the occasions of World Yoga Day and Republic Day by the right wing elements directly as well as through the social media.

Either the Prime Minister should rein in such elements who openly attack the constitutional posts of the country or come clear and declare his inability to control these radical elements whose ambitions are to hijack the secular fabric and democratic sanctity of the country.

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