Modi likely to attend RSS meet

August 28, 2015 21:32

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to attend the three-day meeting of RSS and its affiliates in which top BJP leaders and ministers will also

participate.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat besides top functionaries of numerous Sangh-affiliated bodies will participate in the September 2-4 conclave during which coordination between these bodies, including BJP, will be discussed and feedback to the government over a host of issues given, sources said.

The programme and venue of the meet is being finalizedand it is likely to be held around Delhi.

A BJP leader said Modi, who has been a RSS swayamsewak (volunteer), is likely to attend the meet but did not elaborate. Party chief Amit Shah will also attend.

The coordination meet between the BJP and RSS aims to provide the government with feedback from the field for further tweaking and improvement of schemes and programmes.

Sources said top BJP and RSS leaders will also deliberate on sectoral achievements of the government as well as gaps.

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