At an Antarrashtriya Hindu Parishad–Rashtriya Bajrang Dal regional meeting, one speaker glorified the demolition of the Babri Masjid, describing it as a “disgrace” (kalank) and highlighted the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal’s focus on weapons and self-defence training, including judo, karate, and sword-fighting for young boys. Another speaker urged Hindus to keep weapons such as lathis, pipes, and swords at home and announced the organisation’s nationwide plan to organise “Shastra Pujan” in over 25 lakh Hindu households on Vijayadashami. He praised the Karseva movement and AHP Hanuman Chalisa centres for allegedly “reclaiming” the Bhojshala–Kamal Maula complex from Muslims who offered prayers there, asserting that the site belonged to Hindus. He alleged that donations at the Vaishno Devi shrine were being used to benefit Muslims, citing Pravin Togadia’s campaign against the selection of Muslim medical students and claiming that the government reversed the decision after the organisation threatened a nationwide campaign to stop monetary donations. He further claimed that Muslim attacks against Hindus were inevitable and described Friday mosque gatherings and Sunday church services as forms of collective mobilisation. Contrasting these with what he characterised as a lack of Hindu unity, he urged greater Hindu mobilisation through Hanuman Chalisa centres.