RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has warned those who are talking about regime change through public unrest. He said, democracy in India has strong roots; neither did regime change happen in the past nor will it happen in future. Bhagwat said, those who do not agree with the conspiracy for regime change should look at what is happening in France, Italy and Albania. The RSS chief’s message is clear : both the RSS and BJP are on the same page as far as anti-Modi protests are concerned. Bhagwat lashed out at Prashant Bhushan’s ‘regime change’ remark and Neha Bora’s call for a Bangladesh-type revolt. He is quite clear that the agitation against CEC is only a façade and the real aim is to unseat Narendra Modi. Modi's opponents are going to find Mohan Bhagwat's another comment hard to swallow. Bhagwat said, the RSS, through its vast network, contacted nearly 10 crore families across India, organized 'yuva sammelans', and directly contacted more than 3.9 million youths. All anti-Modi political parties, left outfits and so-called civil society people combined do not have the strength to match the RSS even one per cent, as far as direct contact is concerned.