Nagpur (Maharashtra) [India], Saying that the situation in Manipur should be considered on "priority", Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said the north eastern state has been waiting for "peace" for a year. Is.

This statement of Bhagwat has come after PM Modi became the Prime Minister of the country for the third time. Bhagwat said it is the duty to give it priority and pay attention to it.

Bhagwat was addressing the closing ceremony of RSS Karyakarta Vikas Varg in Nagpur, Maharashtra.

"Manipur has been looking for peace for a year now. This should be discussed on priority basis. The state was peaceful for the last 10 years.It felt like the old 'gun culture' was gone. It is still burning." There suddenly the fire of tension was flared up or increased. Who will pay attention to that? It is the duty to give it priority and pay attention to it", the RSS chief said.The northeastern state has been witnessing caste violence since May 3 last year following a clash during a rally organized by the All Tribal Students Union (ATSU) to protest against the inclusion of the Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribe category.

During this, the RSS chief also mentioned the violation of 'code of conduct' by various political parties during the Lok Sabha elections.

“Elections are an essential process of democracy, there are two parties, hence there is competition, if there is competition then one is promoted and the other is pushed back. Do not use it, why are people being elected " ?They will go and sit in the Parliament and run the country, they will run it by building consensus, it is our tradition that every person's mind and mentality are different, hence it is not possible to have the same opinion, but when people in the society have different thinking, If we decide to walk together then mutual consent is reached, there are two parties in the Parliament, hence both sides get exposed, it is a bit difficult to create a consensus among the people in competition, that is why we hope for majority, There is competition, not mutual war,” Bhagwat said.

“The way we started criticizing each other, and the way our actions in the campaign would increase discord in the society, divide the two groups and create mutual suspicion, this was also not taken into account and organizations like the Sangh It has been included." Technology lies were served as props, complete lies gentlemen do not use this science”, he said.The RSS chief stressed that it is important to follow decorum during elections.

He said, "There is decorum even in contesting elections, that decorum was not followed, because it is necessary to follow decorum because the challenges before our country have not ended."

Praising the NDA government, Bhagwat said, 'The government has been formed, the NDA government is back, a lot of good things have happened in the last 10 years, the economic situation is getting very good, the strategic situation is better.' The country's prestige in art, sports, knowledge, science and culture has increased in the world compared to before. The countries of the world are beginning to accept that we are making progress in the field of agriculture, but this does not mean that we are free from challenges."

The RSS chief also said, "Everything will go as per the decision of the people. We do not get into questions like why and how. We do our duty.,

Earlier on Sunday, President of India Draupadi Murmu appointed Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister of India in a grand swearing-in ceremony along with 30 cabinet ministers, 36 MoS, 5 MoS (Independent Charge) on June 9. The BJP and its allies are joining the party-led NDA government.Meanwhile, departments were divided in the 'Modi 3.0' cabinet today.