As RSS top functionaries got together for a brainstorming five-day session in the State capital from Tuesday, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh was quick to advise the organisation chief Mohan Bhagwat that the latter should also seek details of horse trading in the State.
Bhagwat who reached Bhopal on Monday evening is having discussions with the RSS working group members on several key issues in a five-day session which got underway on Tuesday. Bhagwat among other things is expected to seek a feedback on MP’s political scenario ahead of by-polls.
Meanwhile, as the high profile meet started in the city at Sharda Vihar, the outskirts of State capital, Digvijay Singh came up with a sly tweet urging the RSS chief to also seek feedback on horse trading, hinting towards the March episode and following political events.
“What does RSS thinks about MLAs’ conduct and leaders being appointed ministers without being MLAs, let the organisation clarify this,” tweeted the Rajya Sabha MP.
Greeting Bhagwat on his visit to Bhopal, Singh advised that the former should definitely seek a secret feedback from RSS volunteers on conduct of the Chief Minister and his Minister and their ‘corruption’.
“Let him seek details of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s kin’s involvement in illegal sand mining,” claimed Singh. Besides 20 top RSS functionaries, leading pracharaks are also taking part in the working group meet in Bhopal. The meet is expected to discuss Sangh’s role during and after Covid-19 outbreak.
The organisation is also expected to deliberate upon two key campaigns announced by the Centre amid corona outbreak –Atmnirbhar and Swadesi abhiyan. It will be discussed that what role the RSS and it’s affiliated organisations could play in these crucial campaigns.
It is also said that the RSS is concerned over its functionaries contracting Covid-19 infections regularly so the meet could decide on the implementation of social distancing norms in Sangh activities and shakhas.
A large numbers of RSS functionaries have reported infection in Bhopal, Indore and Jabalpur, of late.