The BMS acknowledged that technological advancement is inevitable but warned against unregulated AI inclusion
India is experiencing rapid economic and technological changes, prompting the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh — a labour union affiliated with the RSS — to issue a strong warning. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly influential at workplaces, it has called for a regulatory framework for its use.
“You can’t let algorithms dictate livelihoods without accountability. AI is crucial in high-skill areas like space, medical diagnostics, intelligence gathering, mining, and melting. But what about the small jobs? Typing, data entry, warehouse support — millions depend on them. Without regulation, AI will not just replace labour but heavily impact the workforce,” B Surendran, organising secretary of BMS, told News18.
Hiranmay Pandya, president of BMS, reiterated this sentiment while addressing the media about the organisation’s 70th anniversary event, where RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat will be the chief guest.
Pandya acknowledged that technological advancement is inevitable but warned against unregulated AI inclusion. He stated that while AI may enhance efficiency, it cannot replace human emotional intelligence, adaptability, and contribution.
“Robots will not pay taxes, people will,” Pandya said, highlighting the social and economic risks of over-automation.
Pandya stressed the need for balanced digital transformation with strong skilling frameworks, mental health support, and inclusive planning for those vulnerable to job loss. AI integration should be done with empathy and foresight.
