NAGPUR: Speaking at the annual Vijayadashmi address at Reshimbagh here, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Friday called for a review and reformulation of the National Population Policy by keeping the next 50 years in mind along with the availability of resources. Expressing concern over the state of affairs of some temples in the country, he said the operating rights of such entities must be handed over to Hindus and its wealth be utilised for the welfare of the Hindu community only.
He observed that temples of south India are fully controlled by the state governments, while in the rest of the country some are managed by the government, some others by devotees. “We find instances of a good and bad management,” he said.
Few temples completely lack any system of governance. Instances of misappropriation of movable and immovable assets of temples have come to light, he added.
“The wealth of Hindu temples is used for non-Hindus who have no faith in Hindu Gods. Even Hindus need it, but it is not used for them,” Bhagwat said.
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