Nagpur: Speaking on the rising cases and rising deaths in the second wave of Corona epidemic in the country, Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat said that this is the result of negligence which we did not learn from the first wave. This was stated by Sir Sanghchalak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh while addressing the “Positivity Unlimited” lecture series on Saturday.
Bhagwat said- the public, government and administration became careless after the first wave. The doctor was pointing but we did not listen to him and kept showing carelessness. So we are facing this problem. Bhagwat said, “This epidemic is a challenge before humanity and India has to set an example. We have to work as a team without discussing the merits. We can do this later. We can overcome this challenge by working as a team and accelerating our work. “
Bhagwat said that everyone has to be positive and in the current situation, precautions should be taken to protect themselves from corona virus infection. He said that this is not an appropriate time to point fingers at each other and in the current circumstances, refrain from making irrational statements.
Mohan Bhagwat referred to the situation in England during the Second World War, when it seemed that everything was going against it. Bhagwat quoted the then Prime Minister Winston Churchill in which he said, “There is no pessimism in this office, we have no interest in the possibility of defeat, it has no existence.” “He said,” In such a situation, we do not have to give up courage. We have to be determined. “
