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Mohan Bhagwat Reviews RSS Expansion in West Bengal

Mohan Bhagwat Reviews RSS Expansion in West Bengal
Mohan Bhagwat in Bengal’s Bardhaman today, to take stock of RSS expansion works · thehansindia.com

Mohan Bhagwat leads the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or RSS.

He is scheduled to visit Bardhaman in West Bengal on Thursday.

He will meet people who help run the organisation in different parts of the state.

They plan to discuss how the RSS has grown over the past year.

They will also review efforts to connect with different groups in society.

Reports about the organisation and its branches are expected at the meeting.

The group will talk about social programmes and plans for next year.

A programme bringing Swayamsevaks together is also planned.

This is Bhagwat’s first visit to the state since a new government was formed after the Assembly elections.

Key facts

Meeting location
Bardhaman town, East Burdwan district, West Bengal
Meeting convener
Mohan Bhagwat, RSS chief
Expected attendees
Office-bearers from the RSS’s north, central and south regional units in the state
Review focus
Public-relations work, organisational growth and branch numbers
Other planned activity
A Swayamsevak unification programme
Context
The meeting is described as taking place amid the RSS’s 102nd foundation day celebrations.
Visit context
The article calls it Bhagwat’s first visit to West Bengal since a new state government formed after the Assembly elections.

Quotes

An RSS insider

An unnamed insider from the RSS state unit.

“The report on how the organisation is growing by utilising the public relations that the Sangh has increased across West Bengal over the past year will be presented to everyone in the presence of Bhagwat. The report on how the number of RSS branches has increased in West Bengal will also be submitted.”
thehansindia.com
“Now it is time for our national chief to take a stock of the results of that year-long intense public relations exercise, which will be done at the meeting at Bardhaman town later in the day.”
thehansindia.com

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