The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Mohan Madhukar Bhagwat reached Ranchi on a five-day tour to State on Wednesday. On February 20 (Thursday), the RSS head will address Swayamsevak( Volunteer) at the Sangh Samagam organised by the Ranchi Mahanagar. The Sangh Samagam will be held at Ramdayal Munda Football Stadium in Morhabadi and the entry in the session will be free.
Jharkhand Sah Prant Karyawah Rakesh Lal said, “The Sangh Samagam will be attended by Swayamsevak from North East region, Jharkhand and Bihar. The Samagam will be opened for all and anyone can make entry in the Samagam till 7 am. However, from 7.15 the gate will be closed and no one will be allowed entry.” At the Samagam, the Swayamsevak will perform exercise and Yoga such as Surya Namaskar and others.
Followed by Samagam, the RSS Sarsanghchalak will hold a meeting with the officials of the Union of North East Region, Jharkhand and Bihar on different subjects. The current situation of the country and State can be discussed in the meeting, including topics like branch expansion, village development, environmental protection, cow services etc.
It is believed that there may be intense brainstorming on the issues related to CAA, NRC, NPR, and country-state issues. However, the indoor session will limited for only RSS members, outsiders will not be allowed to participate at the session. The session will be held at Maheshwari Bhawan.
It was told in the press conference that Sarsanghchalak will emphasise on strengthening the country’s economy giving stress on dairy based industry. The Sangh believes that only agriculture and villages can be made strong through dairy industry. Not only this, the Sangh’s emphasis is also on village development.
At the time when Jharkhand has slipped from BJP’s hands and State once again witnessing Pathalgadi and clash over CAA incidents the RSS chief visit to State assume importance. Sources said the RSS chief will discuss on the issue how to create awareness on CAA at the time when clash between anti and pro CAA supporters have gone up in State.
Violence erupted in Lohardaga town after a march, supporting the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and National Population Register (NPR), was taken out by members of Vishva Hindu Parishad during which stones were allegedly thrown while it was passing through Amla Toli. Curfew was imposed in Lohardaga town following the incidents.
From the organizational point of view, the visit of the RSS chief is region wise every year. Last time he visited Jamshedpur. After spending three days in Ranchi on February 23 he will leave for Deoghar.