Speaking at a function here, the sah-sarkaryvah (joint general secretary) of the RSS, said, "There would be some intellectual challenges before the country in coming days. Regionalism is posing new challenges before us.
"Freedom of speech is there, (but) if we stretch it too far, then non-issues become issues...Freedom is not absolute but it has some reasonable restrictions," he said.
"There is freedom of expression but if it is stretched too far, (then it should be seen if) we are supporting those who are against the development of India? We must think whether such opposition is in reality supporting the development of the country or supporting those who wish to damage it," he said.
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