Speaking near Khabra Temple, Togadia urged people to stay united and oppose what he described as illegal immigration. During the event, he also promoted the idea of setting up Hanuman Chalisa centres to connect communities and discuss social issues.

He announced a campaign to start Hanuman Chalisa recitations in villages across the country on Tuesdays or Saturdays. According to him, these centres will help spread awareness about culture, health, and national values.

Togadia also spoke about women’s safety. He showed a small electric self-defence device and encouraged women to carry such tools for protection.

Local leaders and supporters attended the programme and discussed social and community initiatives during the gathering.

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During his Bhilwara visit, Togadia met Hindu organisation members and discussed unity and vigilance to preserve cultural heritage.

He also commented on the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists, urging authorities to include genuine Indian voters while excluding ineligible ones.

On the foundation laying, Togadia questioned the relevance of invoking historical figures like Babar and Aurangzeb today. He said, “Descendants of Maharana Pratap and Shivaji lead India’s politics today. No one can move forward by invoking Babar or Aurangzeb.”

His statements sparked debate about political symbolism and historical references in contemporary India.

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