Lynchings will stop if people respect each other's sentiments: RSS leader

JAMMU LINKS NEWS | RSS leader Indresh Kumar said today incidents of lynching in the name of the cow could get addressed soon if the people of the country respect each other's sentiments and politicians refrain from exploiting the situation for vote bank.

He also said that Pakistan should work for making the borders with India violence and military free in the interest of peace and development, while expressing confidence that the people of Jammu and Kashmir would adopt 'nation first and nation last' approach to pull away the state from the path of destruction.

My appeal to the countrymen is come together to make India prosperous and an abode of peace and love by maintaining communal harmony, Kumar, who came here to pay homage to the martyrs of Kargil on the eve of 'Vijay Diwas' told reporters.

He said there were three groups behind the violence in the name of the cow.

"A group which turns to violence, the other which is hurting the sentiments, and third which is playing vote bank politics and exploiting the situation, he said

He appealed to all the three to exercise restraint.

All the 125 crore population of the country are equal and we need to work for strengthening democracy. The incidents (of lynching) will come to an end soon if we respect the sentiments of each other and politicians and religious groups with vested interests refrain from exploiting such situations, he said.

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