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Lucknow: In the meeting of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Awadh province, the issue of making people aware on issues like love jihad and religious conversion has been raised before Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat. During this it was decided that anti-social and anti-national elements are active in rural areas. The society will be awakened by running a campaign against them.
Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat is on a four-day visit to Lucknow from Friday. During this period, he held meetings with various responsible people of Awadh province on different issues. Also, on the centenary year of the Sangh, there is a special emphasis on expanding the Sangh's branches to every area.
RSS state publicity chief Ashok Dubey said in a statement that there was discussion on contacting people from different areas in the meeting. Along with increasing the activities of the organization, work will be done to spread public awareness against 'Love Jihad' and religious conversion, especially in the rural areas of the areas where anti-social and anti-national elements are active.
Lok Sabha elections are also to be held next year. In such a situation, this visit of the Sangh chief is very important. Ashok Dubey said that from the point of view of considering the welfare of Hindu society, there was discussion on finding future possibilities in Awadh province and their implementation.
He said that the Sangh is committed to providing rights and respect to the deprived people of the society in the field of social harmony and is also working for the same at various levels. The organization will work very strongly to ensure that the ideas and values of the Sangh spread among the children of the new generation.