On 20 April 2025, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat, during his ongoing visit to Aligarh, emphasized the need for greater social unity within the Hindu community by advocating the principle of “one temple, one well, and one cremation ground” for all, aiming to reduce caste-based divisions.
As part of his five-day tour, Bhagwat addressed swayamsevaks at two shakhas held at HB Inter College and Panchan Nagri Park. He underscored that genuine social cohesion is vital for India to fulfill its role as a beacon of peace on the global stage.
Citing RSS sources, Bhagwat stressed the importance of sanskar—cultural and moral values—as the cornerstone of Hindu society. He encouraged swayamsevaks to embrace these values and foster a sense of inclusivity by engaging with all sections of society and inviting them into their homes to promote grassroots unity.
He also reiterated the role of the family as the foundational unit of society, stating that strong family bonds stem from shared values. Additionally, he urged the collective celebration of festivals as a way to nurture both national pride and societal harmony.
Bhagwat’s visit, which began on 17 April, includes daily interactions with RSS pracharaks from the Braj region. The trip is part of the Sangh’s larger preparations for its 100th anniversary celebrations, which will commence on Vijayadashami later this year.
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