The annual 'Akhil Bharatiya Prant Pracharak Baithak' of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which commenced on Friday in the presence of 'Sarsanghchalak' Mohan Bhagwat and 'Sarkaryavah' Dattatreya Hosabale, concluded on Sunday in Belagavi, Karnataka. The three-day meeting was attended by 226 functionaries, including the RSS chief and the General Secretary.
According to a press release, the meeting reviewed the training camps conducted at various levels of the organisation after March 2026. This year, a total of 83 Sangh Shiksha Vargs and 12 Karyakarta Vikas Vargs were held across the country, where 18,842 swayamsevaks received training on subjects such as shakha management, organisational work methodology, rural development, family awakening, disaster management, and the environment. The attendees discussed in detail the implementation of action plans at the shakha level and deliberated on a strategy for maximum shakha expansion during September. Additionally, there was a review of the programmes completed during the centenary year alongside planning for the remaining scheduled events.
Discussions were also held on strategies to actively engage people who came into contact with the organisation through various centenary year programmes in social work and the fivefold transformation initiative. The meeting further outlined the Sarsanghchalak's travel itinerary for the year 2026-27.
The press release highlighted that the meeting addressed various contemporary issues, primarily focusing on information relating to the census and the challenges arising from demographic imbalances. The organisation expressed deep concern over the growing adverse effects of drugs, stressing the need for prioritised efforts towards de-addiction, and discussed plans for programmes marking the 650th birth anniversary year of Sant Shiromani Ravidas Maharaj.
During the proceedings, all attendees expressed sorrow over the recent irregularities in the counting of donations from the donation box at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. They voiced confidence that the ongoing Special Investigation Team (SIT) and police action, initiated at the request of the Tirtha Kshetra Nyas, will reach a decisive conclusion. The meeting concluded with an expectation that the Tirtha Kshetra Nyas will take necessary steps to ensure no such incident occurs in the future to undermine the deep faith and devotion of Ram bhakts towards the Ram Mandir.
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