The Bajrang Dal has set a target of increasing its organisational reach in the country from the present 80,000 villages to one lakh villages within three months.
A two-day zonal meet of the Bajarang Dal has taken a decision in this regard. It started at Tibriwal Dharmashala, Jharsuguda on Saturday and was inaugurated by national coordinator Bajrang Dal Rajesh Pandey.
Former national coordinator Subhas Chouhan and Brajrajnagar MlA Radharani Panda and State Coordinator Sudhir Bohidar were present.
On the concluding day on Sunday, Bajrang Dal has put forth its demands by way of a resolution. “Bharat is known for Vasudaiva Kutumbakam. A fall in the number of Hindus will be a threat to the true identity of Akhanda Bharat. This is for the first time the country has reported less than 80 per cent of Hindu population in the latest Census figures,” the resolution said.
Jharsuguda unit Viswa Hindu Parishad president PD Kedia and Bajrang Dal district president Vijay Jalan were also present.