During an AHP–Rashtriya Bajrang Dal event, one speaker fearmongered about demographic change, claiming that the Hindu population was declining while that of non-Hindus was rapidly increasing. He alleged that Christians were carrying out daily religious conversions and peddled the anti-Muslim conspiracy theory of “love jihad,” claiming that Hindu women were routinely abducted through it, and warned that “nothing would remain” in 35–40 years if these trends continued. A second speaker promoted the “Veer Hindu Vijayta Hindu” campaign, called for Hindu mobilisation through Trishul Deeksha and Vijayadashami, and urged Hindus to arm themselves, claiming that without shastra (weapons), shaastra (religious scripture) would not survive. He also alleged that Muslims purchase weapons during their festivals to attack Hindus. A third speaker urged the establishment of AHP Hanuman Chalisa centres, claiming they were different from ordinary Hanuman Chalisa gatherings because they taught Hindus how to fight. He alleged that Muslims had illegally occupied land belonging to a Durga temple in Bhuliya Bazaar for nearly 25 years, claiming that his organisation had mobilised supporters to reclaim the site and ensure that a temple was built. Another speaker claimed that Hanuman Chalisa centres serve as the foundation of “Hindutva politics,” asserting that they would help mobilise large numbers of Hindus.