Jabalpur, Oct 17: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat will visit Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh from October 24 to 26, during which he will interact with young volunteers and hold meetings with senior organisational leaders.
According to RSS Mahakoshal Prant publicity chief Vinod Kumar, Bhagwat will address a camp for Gen-Z swayamsevaks (volunteers) on October 25. The programme is part of the organisation’s activities aimed at engaging younger volunteers.
Mohan Bhagwat’s Jabalpur Visit Schedule
Bhagwat will begin his three-day visit on October 24 by meeting local RSS leaders, including mukhya shikshaks (chief instructors) and senior city-level functionaries. Discussions will focus on internal organisational matters.
On October 25, he will address the Gen-Z volunteers’ camp organised for swayamsevaks from the Mahakoshal Prant.
The visit will conclude on October 26 with a meeting involving members of the Mahakoshal Prant executive and divisional teams. The discussions will cover organisational activities, ongoing work and contemporary issues, Kumar told PTI.
What Is the RSS Mahakoshal Prant?
The Mahakoshal Prant is part of the RSS’s Madhya Kshetra. It comprises 38 revenue districts, with divisional headquarters in Jabalpur, Sagar and Rewa.
The region is an important organisational area for the RSS in Madhya Pradesh, and Bhagwat’s visit will include meetings with functionaries working across its various divisions.
RSS Focuses on Gen-Z and Gen Alpha Outreach
The RSS has increased its outreach to younger generations, including Gen-Z and Gen Alpha, in recent months. Gen-Z generally refers to people born between 1997 and 2012, while Gen Alpha refers to those born from around 2013 onwards.
Bhagwat’s interaction with college-going volunteers is expected to provide an opportunity to engage with young swayamsevaks and discuss organisational activities and contemporary issues.
The three-day visit will combine interactions with young volunteers and meetings with senior RSS functionaries, focusing on organisational work across the Mahakoshal region.
