At the Akhand Hindu Rashtra Sammelan, Munna Kumar Sharma, National President of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, urged Hindus to maintain the “population balance” against Muslims and called on women to have more children to increase the Hindu population. He alleged that cow slaughter is openly permitted in several states, including parts of the Northeast, Kerala, and Goa, and demanded strict laws banning it while calling for the cow to be declared the national animal. He claimed that religious conversions caused a decline in the Hindu population, rejected India’s secular identity, and asserted that India should be a “Hindu Rashtra.” He further claimed that all people living in India are Hindu, including Muslims and Christians, alleging that their ancestors converted after Muslim invasions. He alleged that Muslims conceal their identity through Hindu surnames and religious symbols to target Hindu women. He called for an “Akhand Hindu Rashtra” stretching across countries including Russia, China, Indonesia, Burma, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Cambodia and Thailand, claiming separated territories must be reintegrated into India, and justified war against those opposing its establishment.