National Prez administered oath in grand ceremony, nationwide Hindu Rashtra movement to be launched on Nov 19th; rally held after ceremony
Prayagraj: The Rashtriya Hindu Sangathan (Rashtriya Hindu Sangathan) held the inauguration ceremony of the newly appointed Uttar Pradesh State President, Amit Singh ‘Ranvijay Singh’, on Saturday, at the Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Civil Lines, Prayagraj, in a grand and dignified atmosphere. Approximately 1,200 Hindus were present at the ceremony. Organization officials, saints, advocates, social workers, and ordinary citizens from various walks of life participated.
The highlight of the ceremony was the swearing-in and assumption of office by the newly appointed State President, Amit Singh “Ranvijay Singh.” National President Satyendra Dubey “Satya” administered the oath to him, pledging loyalty, dedication, discipline, and honest discharge of his assigned responsibilities. During the function, National President Satyendra Dubey ‘Satya’ announced the launch of the first phase of the nationwide Hindu Rashtra Movement by Rashtriya Hindu Sangathan on 19th November 2026.
He stated that on this day, a memorandum will be submitted to all Hindu MPs in the country, demanding that they raise the issue of Hindu Rashtra in Parliament and hold a parliamentary discussion on it. The organization plans to expand this campaign to every Lok Sabha constituency and spread information about this issue to every Hindu family. Through this campaign, MPs will also be held accountable regarding their public stance on this demand and their parliamentary role.
In his address, the chief guest, Kulbhushan Ojha (former Deputy Superintendent of Police), emphasized on organizational unity, social harmony and discharging responsibilities towards the society. In her address, Pujya Kaushalya Nand Giri Ji (Tina Maa) highlighted the importance of preserving Indian culture, spiritual consciousness and cultural values.
National President Satyendra Dubey “Satya” shared his views on the organization’s ideology, expansion, and future action plans. He urged workers to fulfill their organizational responsibilities with loyalty and discipline. Patron Indra Kumar Chaturvedi (Senior Advocate) said that continuity of the organization, discipline and participation of the new generation under the guidance of seniors are important.
In his address, program director Abhayanand Mishra said that the true strength of the organization is ensured by the active participation of the workers, their mutual coordination, discipline, and collective participation. He congratulated the newly appointed state president and called on all officials and workers to play an active role in the organization’s future plans.
Following the successful conclusion of the swearing-in ceremony, officials and workers of the Rashtriya Hindu Sangathan paid tribute to the immortal martyr Chandrashekhar Azad by garlanding his statue. Following this, a rally was organized by the workers and supporters present, conveying the message of patriotism, organizational unity, and social awareness. Program in-charge and President of the Central Legal Cell, Jitendra Mishra “Jitu,” expressed his gratitude to all the guests, saints, officials, advocates, and workers for the success of the ceremony.
He said that the true strength of any organization lies in its dedicated workers, mutual coordination, and collective responsibility. This event was successful due to everyone’s cooperation and participation. He expressed confidence that under the leadership of the newly appointed state president, organizational activities in Uttar Pradesh will gain new momentum and that Uttar Pradesh will play a leading role in the Hindu Rashtra movement. He is confident that this is the struggle and hard work of our newly appointed state president to date. The ceremony was attended primarily by Uday Pratap Singh, Sushant Bajpai, Chandan Arora, Sunil Kumar Verma, Rakesh Kumar Vikram Chaudhary, Pujesh Singh, Prince Pandit, Gaurav Pandey, Ajit Pandit, Neeraj Tiwari, Chakradhar Pandey, Ashutosh Yadav, and Shashwat, along with numerous organization officials, workers, and approximately 1,200 Hindus. The ceremony concluded with a pledge of organizational unity, social responsibility, and dedication.
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