RSS vs Secularism: What’s Behind the Push for a Constitutional Change?

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RSS’s second-in-command, Hosbale, has stirred fresh political waters by calling for a discussion on removing the word "secularism" from the Preamble of the Indian Constitution. He argues that the term was only added in 1976 during the Emergency and questions whether it still holds relevance in today’s India. This statement has opened the door to a larger conversation about constitutional values, national identity, and the direction our democracy is heading.

In this video, Ashutosh sits down with a panel of sharp minds—Ghazala Wahab, Dr. Ravi Yadav, Prof. Ravikant, and Vivek Deshpande—to unpack what Hasbole’s remarks really mean. Why is the RSS pushing for this change now? What does "secularism" actually represent in the Indian context? And could this controversy have political consequences for the BJP as the country heads toward another election season?

Join us for an in-depth, thought-provoking conversation that goes beyond headlines. Whether you agree or disagree, this discussion offers valuable insight into one of the most important debates shaping India’s political and constitutional future. Don’t forget to like, comment, and share your thoughts—this is a conversation that concerns us all.

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