RSS–BJP hold key coordination meeting on social harmony and Hindu conferences in Vrindavan

A crucial coordination meeting was held on Thursday at Keshavdham in the holy city of Vrindavan, on the sidelines of the ongoing All India Executive Committee meeting of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

During the meeting, senior organisational office-bearers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held in-depth discussions with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and other top functionaries on future strategies.

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Several prominent leaders, including BJP National General Secretary (Organisation) B.L. Santosh and Braj region’s regional president Durg Vijay Singh Shakya, were present at the high-level meeting.

The interaction between the RSS chief and BJP office-bearers lasted for about an hour and is being considered extremely significant in view of the evolving political and social scenario.

According to sources, the primary agenda of the meeting was social harmony and ideological expansion at the grassroots and rural levels.

Detailed deliberations were held on the success of “Hindu conferences” being organised in villages. Both the RSS and the BJP aim to reach the last person in society and further strengthen social unity around the idea of Hindutva.

The leaders also discussed incidents related to the killing of Hindus in Bangladesh and emphasised the need to unite and strengthen the Sanatani community. The meeting further focused on how the RSS and BJP can jointly campaign against social evils and bring together all sections of society.

Meanwhile, the ongoing executive committee meeting at Keshavdham is deliberating on organisational expansion, increasing the number of branches, and addressing contemporary issues.

The administration has put in place strict security arrangements in and around Keshavdham. The coordination between senior BJP leaders and top RSS leadership has intensified political activity, with the meeting being viewed as part of preparations for upcoming elections and broader social mobilisation.