Many references to the Hyderabad liberation struggle could be found in the book by the active participant of the Hyderabad liberation movement, Shri D G Deshpande. When the Nizam tried to claim power over the Varhad region, a group of Sangh Swayamsevak bravely opposed the ruler. In that situation, the Sangh's scope of work remained restricted to Hyderabad and Varhad region borders only. No other organisation dared to work in Hyderabad. Razakar was similar to a paramilitary organisation that had more force than the police.ĭue to the problematic situations, Indian National Congress was not active in this region. Organisations like Razakar, Ittehadul Musalamin, Khaksar, Siddiqui were formed to dominate voices and opinions against the Monarch. The Monarch and his followers would oppress the citizens. The majority of the population was Hindu. The seventh Nizam - Mir Usman Ali Khan - ruled the province. There was a challenge at the time of Independence as the state of Hyderabad came into being. It is a famous gospel that the strategic meet of the then Sarsanghchalak (Head) of RSS - Parampujya Shri Guruji and the king of Kashmir - Shri Harisingh led to the agreement of unifying Kashmir into the Indian territory. The Sangha's branches were growing in Madhya Pradesh along with the J&K and Sindh region of India.ĭuring the Indo-Pak division, many Swayamsevak of Sangh were martyred while safeguarding Indian women and children. At that time, the propagation of Sangh was majorly spread across the northern part of India. Īt the dawn of Indian independence, Sangh had completed 23 years of active nation-building endeavours. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has tirelessly been working on the principles of 'Rashtray Swaha Idam Na Mam'.
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