When a civil society group asks the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to publicly condemn a Hindutva ideologue it has hosted, the request lands with unusual weight. T...
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The All-India Feminist Alliance has formally sought the RSS's 'written and public condemnation' of T.G. Mohandas.
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The alliance demands immediate severance of all platforms and courtesy extended to Mohandas by Sangh Parivar organisations.
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Mohandas is described in the demand as a Kerala-based Hindutva ideologue.
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The specific controversial statements attributed to Mohandas are not detailed in the available report.
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No response from the RSS or from Mohandas has been reported yet.
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The demand targets institutional accountability, not just the individual's remarks.
When a civil society group asks the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to publicly condemn a Hindutva ideologue it has hosted, the request lands with unusual weight. The All-India Feminist Alliance has made exactly that demand — a written and public condemnation of Kerala ideologue T.G. Mohandas, and the immediate severance of every Sangh Parivar platform extended to him.
A two-part demand aimed at institutional distance
According to the reported story, the alliance's appeal has two clear parts. First, it seeks the
