The three-day All India Representative Assembly meeting of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has concluded in Samalkha, Haryana. Many important decisions have been taken in this meeting. The most important of these is the Sangh’s decision to make changes in its organizational structure in the centenary year. Now it has been decided to abolish the province system in the Sangh. Divisions will now be created instead of provinces.
Till now the Sangh was working in 46 provinces, but now the number of divisions working instead of provinces will increase to 85. The Sangh will now work across the country by dividing itself into nine areas instead of 11. The number of zones has been reduced. Two areas have been reduced. It has also been decided to form a new unit between the region and the province. This unit will belong to the state. The number of states has not been determined yet.
Dr. Aggarwal spoke about changes in the organization
The Sangh has taken this decision of change in its organization with the aim of improving the work on the suggestions of the volunteers. Its process will start from the month of October this year and it will formally come into existence in the month of March next year. RSS Kshetra Sangh Chalak Dr. Ramesh Chandra Aggarwal told a press conference in Jaipur that many other important decisions were taken in the centenary year in the meeting of the House of Representatives. Under this, it was decided to organize large-scale programs across the country on the appearance day of Saint Ravidas and the birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Sangh is helping people from its level amid LPG crisis: Agarwal
According to area union driver Dr. Ramesh Chandra Aggarwal, neither any demand nor any suggestion has been formally made to the government regarding the kitchen crisis that has arisen in the country due to the ongoing war in the Middle East. According to the tradition of the Sangh, it is expected from the volunteers to help the needy people in every possible way at their level. This means that the volunteers associated with the Sangh will also help the people facing the crisis of LPG at their own level.
What is Sangh’s opinion on Hindus having more children?
He said that there was no fresh discussion in this meeting on the suggestion of Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat regarding having more children than Hindus, but it was definitely said that Mohan Bhagwat’s suggestion should be conveyed to all the countrymen, especially Hindu families. Dr. Aggarwal says that along with the advice of Mohan Bhagwat, the Sangh believes that there should be at least three children in the family. The number of children should be minimum three. Even if it is more than this, it will not be wrong.
He says that due to having more children, the children born get good values ​​and are also brought up in a better way. There is no problem in having more children, rather it is the responsibility of the state to provide basic facilities to everyone.
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