By Sanjeeb Kumar Sahoo
Before discussing the words “Find Her” that The Jaipur Dialogues (founded by former IAS Sanjay Dixit) posted from its official Twitter or X account (social media account) on July 27, I would like to state that, as I am more Hindu than the founder of The Jaipur Dialogues, I have adhered to every rule of Hinduism since I was a child and have never broken any of them. If you don’t believe me, you can check with any investigative agency.
A real-life example: before meeting my late lady of my heart, Deepshikha Singh Rana, in 2011, I was not in a relationship with anyone, and after her departure from this earth forever in 2020, I never met any lady or allowed anyone into my life as part of promises to my lady Deepshikha Singh Rana, who is the only daughter of Lt Col Jitendra Kumar Singh Rana (V), and part of promoting strong Hinduism and sending a message about strong personal character, as I always tell them that I am a widower when anyone asks about my marriage status.
So, to get to the point, the RSS president Mohan Bhagwat said on July 24 that people need to engage with youths and establish consensus rather than give them orders.
On July 24, 2026, Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), emphasised that engaging with the younger generation through dialogue rather than authority is the main difficulty facing families today. He claimed that “today’s youth need discussion, not dictation”.
Mohan Bhagwat was speaking at a Vishwa Mangalya Sabha event, which, according to its website, is “focused on empowered motherhood, cultural harmony, and universal wellbeing”.
“We need to change the approach we used to follow; we must alter our style. There was a time when obedience was the norm—when we were young, if our mother or father said something, there was no room for argument. Silence meant silence; it was rooted in reverence, and there was no questioning it. We knew they had seen life and that following their experience would ensure things turned out right,” said RSS president Mohan Bhagwat at the Ambedkar International Centre.
Therefore, why, on July 27, was The Jaipur Dialogues spreading the image of a girl who used slang language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi when everyone was talking about peace? At the same time, it is the police’s responsibility to take action against anyone who uses slang language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, not “The Jaipur Dialogues”, whose founder forgets that the true purpose of his platform is to bring the best minds together for in-depth exchanges of thoughts and ideas, not to troll anyone.
However, in the last few months, I discovered that The Jaipur Dialogues has always trolled people in the past and continues to do so on social media for no apparent reason.
And it needs to take strong action against the platform and founder. So it’s my request to the Narendra Modi government, or the government of India, to immediately ban the social media accounts that are trolling any boys and girls or anyone who was at the protest site, Jantar Mantar, and anywhere in India and who used slang language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi between July 20 and July 25.
Since I was at the Constitutional Club, where the Narendra Modi government has agreed, its two senior union ministers, Jitendra Singh and JP Nadda, have announced the withdrawal of all FIRs and police cases against student protesters during a press conference at 5:30 p.m. on July 25, 2026, with Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJPs) Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka on the protesters’ side.
And I was at Jantar Mantar from July 20 to July 25, reporting from the grounds from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. on all six days. And I witnessed the protests against the Narendra Modi government, as well as the Delhi and central police lathicharges against youths on July 20. It is true that many boys and girls used vulgar language accidentally during the protest at Jantar Mantar.
So to regain the trust of the youth, the Narendra Modi government must communicate with them and determine the cause and responsibility for the situation that forced them to protest against the Narendra Modi government and its minister, Dharmendar Pradhan, and the disrespect of the prime minister’s chair, as slang language was used against the chair.
Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s school head, RSS chief, stated that they need to communicate with kids because so many youths have reached that level and forgotten to respect the prime minister’s chair.
Additionally, I discovered that many social media account holders have been trolling just one or two girls since July 26. However, the truth is that many boys and girls used slang language at Jantar Mantar, using placards and verbally, against Prime Minister Narendar Modi, and I believe Delhi Police has all of the footage because they were recording continuously between July 20 and July 25 as well as before July 20.
To sum up, I would like to emphasise that the government should find a way to communicate with people between the ages of 15 and 40 right away in order to address their issues. And believe me when I say that one-way communication, such as the monthly “Mann Ki Baat” show and unintelligent social media users who don’t respect girls, is not a viable approach to connect with young people.
And believe me when I say that I always respect girls, since it’s a part of my belief and Hinduism. So I was, am, and will always support and follow Hinduism, but I will never do whatever politicians want of me in terms of how I will follow Hinduism.
