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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to address youth volunteers in Jabalpur on Oct 25
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jabalpur
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 11:15 AM
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Mohan Bhagwat will be in Jabalpur from Oct 24-26 and will speak to a camp of young volunteers on Oct 25, emphasizing direct dialogue with the next generation.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is scheduled to visit Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, from October 24 to 26. During the three‑day tour, he will address a gathering of young volunteers from the Mahakushal Pradesh college on October 25. The event is being organized as part of the RSS’s broader effort to strengthen engagement with the youth demographic.
The meeting will be held at the college campus, where Bhagwat is expected to speak directly to the volunteers, answer their questions and outline the organization’s vision for the younger generation. Organisers have highlighted the importance of face‑to‑face interaction as a means to foster a deeper understanding of the RSS’s ideological framework.
RSS officials have reiterated that nurturing dialogue with young members is a priority, aiming to channel their energy into the organization’s social and cultural initiatives. The visit comes at a time when the RSS is focusing on expanding its outreach across central India.
Security arrangements have been put in place, and local authorities are coordinating with the RSS to ensure a smooth conduct of the event. Bhagwat’s itinerary also includes meetings with local leaders, though the primary public appearance will be the youth camp address.
The event is expected to draw significant attention from regional media, reflecting the continued relevance of the RSS in shaping political discourse at the state level.
The meeting will be held at the college campus, where Bhagwat is expected to speak directly to the volunteers, answer their questions and outline the organization’s vision for the younger generation. Organisers have highlighted the importance of face‑to‑face interaction as a means to foster a deeper understanding of the RSS’s ideological framework.
RSS officials have reiterated that nurturing dialogue with young members is a priority, aiming to channel their energy into the organization’s social and cultural initiatives. The visit comes at a time when the RSS is focusing on expanding its outreach across central India.
Security arrangements have been put in place, and local authorities are coordinating with the RSS to ensure a smooth conduct of the event. Bhagwat’s itinerary also includes meetings with local leaders, though the primary public appearance will be the youth camp address.
The event is expected to draw significant attention from regional media, reflecting the continued relevance of the RSS in shaping political discourse at the state level.