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BJP's nationalism is partisan effort to show patriotic front, has no links with ideology of original nationalist cause

In 2014, when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came to power in India, it rode on the mantra on 'sabka saath, sabka vikas' — a chant to unite the nation on the model of welfare and across-the-board economic growth. It pledged to do away with all the wrongdoings of the preceding two UPA regimes, and the voters obliged. Come 2019, the BJP is set for yet another political campaign, in hope of a second inning, but this time its focus is on another dimension of 'equalitarian welfare': nationalism.

RSS' first Jammu and Kashmir conclave: Right-wing group demands action against cow vigilantes

Calling for an end to politicisation of incidents of cow vigilantism, the RSS said it does not support any kind of violence linked to cow protection