At an AHP–Rashtriya Bajrang Dal Sthapna Diwas event, leader Munish Bhardwaj glorified the Ram Mandir movement and targeted those he described as “ghuspaithiyas” (infiltrators). Referring to the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam, he claimed that an earlier list identified more Hindu than Muslim “videshi ghuspaithiyas” (foreign infiltrators) and alleged that the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal forced the government to revise the list after shutting down Assam for seven days. He highlighted the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and defended cow vigilantism, accusing the government of inaction against cow slaughter and claiming that this had compelled cow vigilantes to intervene, citing an arrest of a cow vigilante. He further accused Muslims of deceiving Hindus by supporting demands to declare the cow a “rashtra pashu” (national animal), asserting that cows are not animals but “rashtra mata” (mother of the nation).