During the ‘All-India Shikshak Prashikshan Varg’ organised by AHP-Rashtriya Bajrang Dal, leader Manoj Kumar claimed that the nation is plagued by multiple forms of “jihad” and alleged that mosques were built by invaders after demolishing temples, citing Ayodhya, Kashi, and Vishvanath, along with 30,000 temples. He promoted their Hanuman Chalisa centres as an “alternative” to Friday Namaz. He referenced the closure of the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board Medical College, where he claimed Hindu donations benefit Muslims, referring to them as “atank ki bhatti mein doctor paida karne wale jihadi.” He stated that attendees were trained in weapons so that “no one dares to provoke a Hindu.” He promoted the anti-Muslim conspiracy theory of “love jihad,” raising slogans such as “be like Durga, be like Kali, never be a burqe-wali.” He asserted that Hindus must remain dominant and in the majority, compared India to Israel, and urged Hindus to be extremists (kattar). He asserted that they would not stop until temples were built at Kashi and Mathura. He called for retaliation, again referencing Israel as an inspiration, stating that if a Hindu is harmed, others should pursue and strike down the perpetrators. He also highlighted the significance of the Hanuman Chalisa to counter Muslims, whom he referred to as “dogs,” “foreign jihadis,” and descendants of Babur and Ghazni, claiming they would be reduced to cleaning streets. He criticised the names of streets in Delhi, alleging they belong to the Mughal era and humiliate Hindus generation after generation. He further raised slogans of “Hindus will be the one to beat and win,” and later called for an economic and social boycott, suggesting that shutting down “their factories” would impact their ability to reproduce, and urging Hindus to buy from and employ only Hindus.