An RSS functionary from north Assam confirmed that Bhagwat attended the training camp on May 14, 15 and 16 before leaving for Nagpur via Guwahati on Sunday morning
KRC TIMES Assam Bureau
Hojai : The recent three-day visit of Mohan Bhagwat to Assam’s Hojai district has triggered intense political speculation ahead of the upcoming Assam Assembly session, with discussions centring around a possible Cabinet expansion in the state.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief, who visited Hojai between May 14 and 16, reportedly held meetings with senior Sangh Parivar leaders and is believed to have interacted with several political figures during his stay.
Political observers said the visit has generated widespread curiosity in political circles, particularly amid growing expectations over a reshuffle or expansion of the Assam Cabinet.
Speculation has also intensified over the possible inclusion of local MLA Shiladitya Dev in the state Cabinet, with supporters and observers closely watching developments following Bhagwat’s visit.
Bhagwat arrived at the Sanskar Prakalp Mandir located within the Geetashram premises in Hojai on Wednesday night after travelling from Guwahati under tight Z-Plus security cover.
Ahead of his arrival, the district administration converted the Geetashram area into a high-security zone, with heavy deployment of police personnel and strict surveillance measures across the locality.
Although the RSS chief did not address the media, his arrival drew a large gathering of RSS workers and members of Sangh-affiliated organisations, who welcomed him with flower showers and slogans.
According to sources, Bhagwat held extensive interactions with participants attending the ‘Karyakarta Vikas Varg-1 (Second Year)’ training camp being organised in Hojai from May 11 to June 1.
During the sessions, he is believed to have spoken on RSS ideology, organisational structure and national thought processes while also participating in several internal meetings with senior functionaries.
An RSS functionary from north Assam confirmed that Bhagwat attended the training camp on May 14, 15 and 16 before leaving for Nagpur via Guwahati on Sunday morning.
Officials associated with the camp said a total of 103 swayamsevaks from across the Northeast are participating in the 20-day programme, including representatives from north Assam, south Assam, Tripura, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh.
