Right-wing Indian group calls for stricter crypto regulations

Right-wing Indian group calls for stricter crypto regulations

The leader of the conservative Hindu group has called for proper policing of the crypto space along with other stricter measures targeted at the digital space. Mohan Bhagwat, the head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or RSS — a right-wing Hindu nationalist society — has urged India’s government to pursue crypto regulations “in the larger interest of society.”According to Asian News International, the RSS chief made these remarks during his speech marking the celebration of the Hindu festive Dussehra.Despite numerous reports of looming crypto bans, the narrative from government sources....


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