Satna (Madhya Pradesh):The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's four-day group meeting chaired by supremo Mohan Bhagwat had concluded on Monday, at Chitrakoot in Madhya Pradesh's Satna district. As per reports, apart from making several changes, a separate strategy has also been decided for the states. It is learnt that the social media presence of the RSS would be increased and for this, an IT cell would be created which will be run by professionals.
There were also discussions held on issues related to the construction of the Ram Temple, especially over the allegations that surfaced regarding the purchase of land for the construction of Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. Recently, the opposition parties had also accused the trust of corruption. In connection with the issue, Sangh has given Krishna Gopal and Bhaiyyaji Joshi the responsibility of coordinating with the Teerth Kshetra Trust and Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
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The RSS has also chalked out a major strategy keeping in mind the upcoming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. The Sangh will not only activate the closed branches soon but will also increase the number of branches to strengthen its presence. It has also been discussed that people should be informed about the relief work done by the Sangh during the Corona period in the state and from now more attention will be given to publicity.
A special discussion was also held to contemplate upon the recently concluded West Bengal assembly election. It is known that since 2014, the Sangh had been trying to increase its penetration in West Bengal and a target was also set to reach every household in the state. However, despite Sangh's constant efforts to connect more and more with the people, the results were not favourable. Hence, it has been decided that the Sangh will work in Bengal with more power from now on. For this, the RSS as a part of its political strategy has divided into three parts – South, Central and North Bengal. Their headquarters will be Kolkata, Vardhman and Siliguri respectively. Changes have also been made in organizational responsibilities in Bengal.
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