Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Government's Tourism and Culture-Spirituality Minister Usha Thakur has recently once again made a statement that has put her in the news. In fact, recently, he has suggested to people to have licensed weapons at home. In a statement, Usha Thakur said, "Licensed weapons and scriptures should be kept in every household to deal with the current growing threats.'' She further said that photographs of great men should also be put up in the houses.

At the same time, Minister Usha Thakur also said, "The country has been deprived of the right history. The time has come to tell and teach the country the right history.'' Let me tell all of you that last Tuesday, Minister Usha Thakur attended the Nari Shakti program organized by the women's wing of Rajput Mahapanchayat at Bhojpur Club in Bhopal and that is where she said this. She said at the event, "Pick up history and see that the fourth and fifth generations of Muslims will be Hindus. I have many such examples before me also.'' At the same time, she has fully justified the statement of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.

In fact, she said, "Not only India but the whole world should be saffronized, only then will there be peace and happiness for humanity. Saffron means renunciation and penance, not pleasure. What would be better if all these qualities were to come to humans?'' In addition, Minister Thakur has also supported the proposal of RSS leaders to start lessons in MBBS studies. When the history of inspiring people is taught, the spirit of service certainly arises in all. Usha Thakur also said, "The Mughals have been glorified more in the post-independence books. We were taught Babur and Ghazni in history, while the heroic stories of the Rajputs were suppressed.'' She has also called for imparting sacraments to children and spiritual education and regular worship for better health of the family.

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