Archive · 7 Sep 2025
RSS Backs SIR Initiative, Discusses Bengal & Punjab Issues
The RSS, a large organization, is supporting the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) program, which helps with elections.
They believe it will make elections fair.
They also talked about problems in Bengal, like rising crime and illegal entry, and the drug problem in Punjab.
They discussed the National Education Policy (NEP) and languages, wanting to update textbooks and keep local languages strong.
They also mentioned working in tribal areas, and trying to heal the divisions in the Northeast after clashes.
RSS supports the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) initiative for fair elections.
RSS discussed concerns over rising crime and infiltration in West Bengal.
The organization highlighted the ongoing issue of drug addiction in Punjab.
RSS is engaged with implementing the National Education Policy (NEP) and addressing language issues.
Discussions also covered tribal areas, Naxal-affected regions, and communal harmony in the Northeast.
- Who
- RSS National Spokesperson Sunil Ambekar
- What
- RSS supported the Election Commission's SIR initiative and discussed various social issues.
- When
- Following a three-day coordination meeting
- Where
- Jodhpur, Rajasthan
- Why
- To strengthen electoral processes and address social issues.
- Key Figure
- Sunil Ambekar, RSS National Spokesperson
- Issue
- RSS supports Election Commission's SIR initiative
- Location
- Jodhpur, Rajasthan
- Focus Areas
- Bengal Infiltration, Punjab Drug Crisis, NEP, Language, Tribal Areas, Northeast
