Setting up of RSS 'Army school' a disregard of Constitution: SP

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July 31, 2019

Lucknow, Jul 31: The Samajwadi Party (SP) on Wednesday questioned the need of setting up an RSS 'Army school' in Bulandshahr district, saying it will be a disregard of the Constitution.

In a statement, party chief Akhilesh Yadav said the RSS is planning to open such institutes for its political gains.

"RSS follows a divisive ideology. Its role in the freedom struggle was negative and even today, it has nothing to do with ideals of freedom struggle. RSS will open such institute for its political gains where ways of disrupting harmony and mob lynching will be taught," he said.

"Rs 40 crore will be spent on the construction of the school. What is the need to have a separate Army school run by RSS in the state? This raises doubts. It now wants to conspire at the national level. It is a disregard of Constitution," Akhilesh added.
The 'Army school' is currently under construction in Shikarpur in Bulandshahr.

Rajpal Singh, who donated his land for the school had said: "Central Board of Secondary Education curriculum will be followed in the school and the students will be trained for defence forces."

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Thursday, 1 Aug 2019

Totally unconstitutional and anti national activity. Other than Our diffence force no any other anti national groups allowed for such training. All should boycot and protest against BJP god father rss triainign school.

 

If so our united INDIA will no more alive. They want break our unity  by the name of religion and this is only the plan by so called upper cast hindu's who will ignite communa clash by playing with other HINDU fellow.

But they will never come in front.

 

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