Mohan Bhagwat, chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, will begin a two-day Punjab tour on February 25. Mohan Bhagwat will travel to Pathankot and Ludhiana for key events that include meetings with ex-servicemen, youth, and civil society members.
Bhagwat will start his visit in Pathankot, a strategically important border district, on February 25. He will address a special gathering of former armed forces personnel. Organisers expect discussions on national security, border challenges, and broader social concerns. Given Pathankot’s proximity to the international border, the interaction with veterans carries added significance.
Later that evening, Mohan Bhagwat will attend a youth conference in Pathankot. He is likely to speak about nation-building, cultural values, and the role of young citizens in shaping India’s future. RSS functionaries say the session will encourage dialogue on leadership, social responsibility, and community engagement.
On February 26, Bhagwat will travel to Ludhiana, Punjab’s industrial hub. There, he will address a civic conference with participation from representatives of various social and community organisations. The gathering will focus on social harmony, civic responsibility, and grassroots initiatives.
Sources indicate that Bhagwat will also review organisational activities of the RSS during his stay. Authorities are likely to strengthen security arrangements in both cities due to the high-profile nature of the visit.
