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2014 Lok Sabha polls: RSS's week-long meet begins in Amravati

Amravati (Maharashtra), Jul 9: Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls scheduled next year, a week-long national 'manthan shibir' of the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) began here on Tuesday.RSS chief Dr Mohan Bhagwat and Vishwa Hindu

PTI Updated on: July 09, 2013 20:04 IST
2014 lok sabha polls rss s week long meet begins in amravati
2014 lok sabha polls rss s week long meet begins in amravati

Amravati (Maharashtra), Jul 9: Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls scheduled next year, a week-long national 'manthan shibir' of the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) began here on Tuesday.




RSS chief Dr Mohan Bhagwat and Vishwa Hindu Parishad general secretary Pravin Togdia guided the 'closed door' meeting of 'core committee', at the spacious Vyankatesh Lawns here, comprising nearly 175 national Sangh pracharaks and office-bearers, sources said.

The RSS and VHP kept the media at a distance as they sat down to deliberate over the Sangh strategies and policies for the forthcoming polls. Local RSS functionaries were also kept away from the meeting, sources said.

RSS, which wields influence over BJP, is expected to discuss the outline of the strategies to be adopted for the 2014 Lok Sabha polls at its core committee meeting on Tuesday, sources said.

The same is expected to be put forth for consideration of BJP when party president Rajnath Singh arrives here on Wednesday.

BJP's poll campaign committee chief Narendra Modi is also likely to visit Amravati and guide the pracharaks during the shibir period. However, there was no confirmation on Modi's likelihood of attending the shibir.

RSS dignitaries like Suresh Soni, Datta Hosbade, Bhaiyyaji Joshi and VHP's Ashok Singhal are also expected to be at the venue in a day or two.
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