I really appreciate his views on Hinduism. He was a rationalist and renounced blind faiths. He even resigned from Hindu Mahasabha when Hindu Mahasabha didn't support Gandhi's Quit India Movt just to be on the good side on British. That said, just like Nehru, Bose or Patel, were not perfect- neither was Sarvakar. I merely wanted to point out how easy it is to worship/demonize someone just by concentrating on some parts. Both sides have their protagonists and anatgonists who they choose to herofy and antagonize based on their ideology. They do so by creating a narrative that reflects one side of the story while ignoring the other. I get downvoted in liberal forums when I point out the good parts of RSS or Sarvakar. Its just that if we look at thing as a whole rather than relying on polarizing narratives, both sides will perhaps see where each other is coming from.