A scuffle broke out at an event in Madhya Pradesh when Tushar Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi’s grandson, accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) of spreading “cancer” in the country. The incident occurred during a program organized to mark the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi in the presence of several dignitaries. Tushar Gandhi’s remarks about the RSS did not sit well with some attendees, leading to a heated exchange of words and pushing and shoving. Tushar Gandhi was allegedly heckled by a few people before the situation was brought under control. The RSS, a right-wing Hindu nationalist organization, has often faced criticism for its ideology and alleged role in promoting religious intolerance. Tushar Gandhi’s comments have sparked a debate on social media, with some supporting his views and others condemning them. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions and polarizations in Indian society. The RSS has not officially responded to the incident. The event, meant to honor Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy, turned into a platform for political confrontations, reflecting the deep divisions within the Indian social and political landscape. The incident underscores the challenges of maintaining civil discourse and respecting differing opinions in today’s India.