Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief, Dr Mohan Rao Bhagwat is arriving here for three days visit today evening. Dr Bhagwat will straightway drive to RSS Headquarters, Keshaw Bhawan Amphalla here from Jammu Airport. The security has been tightened in the entire complex of Ved Mandir and Keshaw Bhawan and it has been taken over by SSB and CRPF. It may be recalled that RSS chief is under Z + VVIP security and being one of the most protected leaders today hence RSS Jammu Headquarters have been made outbound for visitors during his stay there. Dr Bhagwat will be received by senior Sangh functionaries on his arrival at Jammu led by Prant Pracharak, Rupesh Kumar. Later he may have informal interaction with top functionaries of the Sangh of J&K in the evening at Keshaw Bhawan. According to sources, Dr Bhagwat will review the political situation of J&K and Ladakh UTs with top functionaries of Sangh including Prant Pracharak, Seh Prant Pracharak and Pracharaks of all districts of J&K next day and seek a complete feedback on the function of the RSS and it’s offshoot organisations with them. He will also have interaction with the functionaries of the offshoot organisations of the parent body on October 14 and every organization has been allotted three minutes time slot for interaction with Sangh chief, sources added. Dr Bhagwat will also visit one of the ancient shrines in Jammu and pay obeisance there. On the morning of October 15, he after a meeting with Swayam Sewaks will leave for Kathua in the afternoon where he will address about 5000 Swayam Sewaks of Kathua and Samba districts in full dress at Sports Stadium Kathua. He will also visit a village on the outskirts of Kathua district and unveil the portrait of Bharat Mata there. The villagers are associated with Sangh for over seven decades. The RSS chief will be given a rousing reception by the people of the village and he besides interacting with them will have dinner with the villagers in a traditional way before his departure to Delhi in Rajdhani train during the night on October 15.
