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Togadia making a comeback after his meeting with Bhagwat at RSS HQ?
The New Indian Express
|October 16, 2024
HARDLINE Hindutva leader Pravin Togadia, who had distanced himself from the Sangh Parivar after resigning as the VHP international working president, visited the RSS headquarters on Dussehra after a six-year hiatus. He held discussions with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on various issues and also met a senior Union minister from Maharashtra.
“Both the RSS chief and I had agreed to meet. So, we did in Nagpur on Dussehra. Our meeting wasn't prompted by any intermediary reason, or political agenda. We have been working on the same issues. I had an extensive conversation with the Sangh chief on Hindutva, especially on the situation of Hindus in Bangladesh,” Togadia told this newspaper.
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