JAMMU: Dr. Mohan Rao Bhagwat, the head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), will be visiting for three days starting this evening. From the Jammu Airport, Dr. Bhagwat will immediately proceed to the RSS Headquarters at Keshaw Bhawan Amphalla. Ved Mandir and Keshaw Bhawan’s entire complex has been made more secure, and the SSB and CRPF have seized control of it. Since the RSS chairman is one of the leaders who is now best secured and is safeguarded by Z + VVIP security, the RSS Jammu Headquarters have been declared outbound for guests when he is there. Upon his arrival in Jammu, Dr. Bhagwat will be greeted by senior Sangh officials led by Prant Pracharak, Rupesh Kumar.He may later interact informally at Keshaw Bhawan in the evening with senior J&K Sangh officials. According to sources, the following day Dr. Bhagwat will meet with top Sangh officials, including Prant Pracharak, Seh Prant Pracharak, and Pracharaks of all districts in J&K, to discuss the political situation in the two UTs of J&K and Ladakh. He will also ask for their full feedback on how the RSS and its subsidiary organisations operate. On October 14, he will also engage with the staff members of the parent organization’s subsidiary organisations. Each organisation will have a three-minute time slot to speak with the Sangh chief, according to the sources. Dr. Bhagwat will also go to one of Jammu’s historic shrines and offer prayers there.He will depart for Kathua in the afternoon of October 15 following a meeting with Swayam Sewaks. At the Kathua Sports Stadium, he will address roughly 5000 Swayam Sewaks from the Kathua and Samba districts. Additionally, he would go to a community outside of Kathua district and display the statue of Bharat Mata there. Sangh has been a part of the village for almost 70 years. The villagers will give the RSS chief a resounding welcome, and he will mingle with them and share a traditional meal with them before boarding the Rajdhani train to Delhi later that evening on October 15.
