RSS mouthpiece asks govt, Muslim leaders to protect youth from Wahhabism

July 08, 2015 14:48

With Wahhabi terror growing fast with extensive technology, Indian Muslim youth could fall prey to the divisive designs of Islamic terror groups, warns an article in the Organiser, mouthpiece of the RSS.

It has asked the Indian Muslim leaders to focus on modern education and to develop a core economic model for the minority community to counter it.

The article, which appeared in the latest issue of the weekly, cautions the government as well as Muslim leaders that ignoring the challenge would be ludicrous for India. "..it's extremely important that its policymakers should imbibe the potential factors which could lead to rise of Wahhabism in India,' the article says. Read more

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