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Watch | Abhisar Sharma: Why Does Mohan Bhagwat Have a Problem with Democracy?

Bhagwat's comments at the World Hindu Congress make one wonder what lions, wild dogs and the jungle have to do with a democracy.
Abhisar Sharma
Sep 10 2018
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Bhagwat's comments at the World Hindu Congress make one wonder what lions, wild dogs and the jungle have to do with a democracy.
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