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Britain after America. Protests erupt over Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat's meeting. Several organizations in the country are demanding that he not be allowed to hold a meeting in Britain. In this situation, the Sangh opened its mouth.

Sangh media in-charge Sunil Ambedkar held a press conference in London on Friday. There he said, “We are in favor of peace, solidarity and unity. We are ready to discuss with everyone. There can be different opinions in a democracy. I think it is very normal to express different opinions. So we are ready to discuss. We are contacting those who are willing to discuss.” “There is nothing to hide here. RSS is ready to express our thoughts openly. We are here to express who we are, what we think, how we think and our view of the world – all that,” he added.

Twenty British organizations have written to Mayor Sadiq Khan urging him to condemn Bhagwat's proposed event in London. They claim that Bhagwat's visit to Britain is actually a planned attempt to boost public relations. The Sangh chief is trying to raise the image of the RSS by building contacts and relationships with different people in Britain. Not only that, they termed the Sangh as 'an authoritarian group that took direct inspiration from European fascism'. At the same time, they demanded that they should not be given a place in Britain for any program of RSS.