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The reporting agrees that Bhagwat framed diversity and unity as compatible and said loyalty should follow one's duty.
Mohan Bhagwat told a London diaspora event that loyalty is defined by one's field of duty.
He said British Hindus should remain loyal to the United Kingdom.
Bhagwat said diversity is natural and does not conflict with unity.
He said the idea of Hindu Rashtra is to show that diversity and unity can coexist.
He described that coexistence as beneficial for the world.
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The reporting agrees that Bhagwat framed diversity and unity as compatible and said loyalty should follow one's duty.
What Bhagwat's remarks mean in wider political debate remains unclear, and no broader response is provided in the supplied material.
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The supplied reporting presents Bhagwat's remarks as a statement to Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh members and community leaders in London. It says he linked Hindu loyalty to one's field of duty and urged British Hindus to remain loyal to the United Kingdom. It also says he described Hindu Rashtra as promoting the truth that diversity and unity can coexist.
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated in London during a diaspora event that Hindutva defines loyalty based on one's field of duty, meaning British Hindus should remain loyal to the United Kingdom. Addressing community leaders and members of the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, Bhagwat explained that diversity is natural and does not conflict with unity. He also emphasized that the concept of Hindu Rashtra aims to promote the truth that diversity and unity can coexist for the benefit of the world.