Overview

• RSS publicity chief Sunil Ambekar said affiliates reported rising infiltration from Bangladesh into West Bengal, with law-and-order concerns and multiple FIRs seeking government intervention.
• Organisations highlighted alleged forced or misleading conversions and youth drug abuse in Punjab, citing ongoing awareness initiatives and de-addiction campaigns by Seva Bharati and Vidyarthi Parishad along with legal steps.
• The Sangh welcomed the Home Ministry’s renewed Suspension of Operations with Kuki groups and the opening of National Highway-02, calling these moves positive for peace in Manipur and noting wider improvement in the Northeast and Maoist-hit areas of Chhattisgarh.
• The meeting endorsed the National Education Policy’s direction, supported NCERT textbook revisions, and pressed for instruction in native languages from primary through higher secondary levels.
• On Kashi and Mathura, Ambekar reiterated that the RSS will not launch an agitation, though volunteers may participate in campaigns run by other groups.