We want to highlight the fact from our earlier statement, “Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh USA (HSS) is a non-political, nonprofit, volunteer-based organization and is neither involved in nor does it support any political activism. However, recently we came across certain media articles referring to HSS in connection with activities or events that HSS neither organized nor was involved with.” HSS activities are US-based, and its membership consists of US-born, raised, and additionally immigrated from diverse countries worldwide. HSS works with and across all communities in the United States.

Our long history of community service has been widely acknowledged, both in terms of public citations and in developing partnerships with elected leaders, government agencies, schools, interfaith, and more.

What is missing in all our work and action is negativity. Our record is transparent that reflects nothing but working across American society. We challenge such publications to find a case where HSS has criticized any other group, community, faith, gender, etc. However, it is an open record to see the history of negativity and guerilla attacks on Hindus and, in this case, on HSS. It, unfortunately, reflects that such publications ignore the dark past of World War II when false repeated allegations of “a square is, in fact, a circle” resulted in inhumane hate against minorities. It is a matter of concern that such repeated allegations are rising against the peaceful and law-abiding Hindu community and Hindu organizations like HSS.

Regardless of such negativity, we continue to practice the Hindu values of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the Whole World is One Family).’ Our work will continue, and we will keep growing and making friends in the United States of America.

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