Rashtriya Parshuram Parishad Plans Nationwide Expansion

• Parishad resolves to expand its organisational presence nationwide.
• Proposed Bhagwan Parshuram Dham remains a key priority.
• Organisation targets 50 per cent participation of women.
• Members pledge to strengthen social service and cultural awareness initiatives.

GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 2nd Nov: The Rashtriya Parshuram Parishad has resolved to strengthen its organisational presence across the country, increase the participation of women and young people, and accelerate plans for the construction of a grand Bhagwan Parshuram Dham. These priorities were discussed at the organisation’s one-day national executive meeting held in New Delhi on Monday.

The meeting brought together national and state-level office-bearers and prominent personalities from different fields. Discussions covered organisational expansion, membership drives, cultural and religious activities, social service initiatives and the council’s future roadmap.

Under the guidance of the Parishad’s founder and former Uttar Pradesh minister Pandit Sunil Bharala, participants expressed their commitment to building a stronger nationwide organisation rooted in social unity, Sanatan culture and the ideals of Bhagwan Parshuram.

Focus on organisational expansion and service
Addressing the meeting, Bharala said the Parishad was not intended to serve the interests of any individual but to promote the ideals of Bhagwan Parshuram, protect Sanatan culture, encourage social unity and work for the welfare of society.

He urged members to understand the organisation’s objectives and ideology and familiarise themselves with its activities through the official website. He said awareness campaigns and public rallies would be organised to connect people with their cultural and spiritual heritage.

Bharala also highlighted the proposed Bhagwan Parshuram Seva Trust, through which the organisation intends to expand its service activities. He described the construction of Bhagwan Parshuram Dham as one of the Parishad’s major objectives and called for collective efforts to achieve it.

He said Bhagwan Parshuram represented dharma, justice, protection and public welfare, adding that members should follow these ideals through humility, dedication and a spirit of service. He cautioned office-bearers against arrogance, saying it could weaken both individuals and organisations.

Women and youth to receive greater representation
Bharala called for greater participation of women and young people in the organisation, proposing a target of 50 per cent representation for women.

He also stressed the need to prioritise girls’ education, safety and self-reliance, saying that women should have an active role in the Parishad’s organisational activities.

The meeting also discussed ways to connect younger generations with Sanatan culture, traditions and spiritual heritage through education and community initiatives.

Office-bearers call for unity and collective responsibility
National Vice-President Jeevanand Sharma said organisational work should begin at the family level, with efforts to take the image and ideals of Bhagwan Parshuram into every household. He assured members of his continued support and urged everyone to take responsibility for strengthening the Parishad.

National President Sunil Dutt Sharma emphasised unity among office-bearers and workers, stating that the organisation’s strength depended on the collective contribution of every member rather than any individual.

National General Secretary Vinay Sharma called for a more organised and effective working system. He urged members to study the Parishad’s objectives, ideology and action plan so that they could communicate its message accurately.

NDMC member Dinesh Pratap Singh highlighted the organisation’s social responsibilities and the need to connect with people from different sections of society.

Sadhvi Pragya Bharati Devi called for concrete efforts to preserve and promote Sanatan culture and Sanskrit education. She also emphasised the importance of engaging young people and ensuring access to educational opportunities and other essential facilities.

Dev Murari Babu stressed the need to make the organisation self-reliant and effective, maintaining that it should work independently and remain guided by its principles and objectives.