RSS, Jan Sangh & the Emergency: What History Reveals

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June 25th marked 50 years since the Emergency was declared in India—one of the most debated and controversial chapters in the country’s political history. The Modi government and the BJP used the anniversary as a moment to launch a nationwide campaign against the Congress, reigniting conversations around what really happened in 1975. But beyond the political noise, it’s important to take a step back and ask: Why did Indira Gandhi actually impose the Emergency? Was it a complete breakdown of democracy, or a move made within the boundaries of the Constitution?

In this episode of Suniye Sach, we dig deeper into the political climate of that time and examine not just Indira Gandhi’s decision, but also the role of the opposition—especially the Jan Sangh and the RSS, the ideological predecessors of today’s BJP. There's a lot of talk around whether RSS Sarsanghchalak Balasaheb Deoras truly wrote a letter to Indira Gandhi, claiming that the RSS had no ties to Jayaprakash Narayan’s movement. Did he also promise to support the government's 20-point program if RSS volunteers were released from jail?

These lesser-known details raise big questions about the political alignments, compromises, and motivations during the Emergency. If you're curious to understand what really happened—not just from one point of view, but with historical depth and balance—this video is for you. Join us as we uncover the facts and explore the untold aspects of a turning point in India’s democracy.

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