The Congress on Saturday sarcasted the recent statement of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat, saying whether ‘Hum Do, Hamara Do’ will apply only to the Modi government.
Party General Secretary Jairam Ramesh mentioned that some BJP ruled states have taken steps like contesting local elections and banning the appointment to a government post if they have more than two children.
Ramesh posted on ‘X’, “Those who have more than two children in Gujarat are disqualified from contesting local bodies (Panchayat, Municipal and Municipal Corporation) elections.People who have more than two children in Assam are not eligible for any service or appointment of the state government.
He also said that people who have more than two children in Uttarakhand have been banned from contesting panchayat elections. Ramesh says, “RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is going to be 75 years old in five days. He has appealed to every Indian couple to adopt the policy of two, our three.
He taunted and questioned whether ‘Hum Hum Hamara Do’ will apply only to the Modi government? Bhagwat had said on August 28 that each Indian family should have three children to keep the population enough and under control.
On the last day of the lecture, on the last day of the lecture, he said, “To keep a civilization alive on the last day of the RSS, India’s population policy suggests 2.1 (average number of children), which basically has three children. But resources will also have to be managed, so we have to limit it to three.