At a Hindu Raksha Dal Sthapna Diwas event, national president Bhupendra “Pinky” Chaudhary referred to Muslims as “bhoot pishach” (ghosts and demons) and “insects,” claiming Muslims have 10–15 children and are growing “like insects” while Hindus have only 1–2. He urged Hindus to mobilise and impose restrictions on Muslims’ population, warning they must organise with strength if they “want to their children to live.” He also derogatorily referred to Muslims as “topi-daadhi wale” and “oonche pajami wale,” claiming they flee whenever Hindus recite the Hanuman Chalisa and urging Hindus to recite it more frequently. During the event, participants invoked historical figures including Maharana Pratap, Shivaji and Guru Gobind Singh and recited a poem with lyrics calling for “mulla,” “qazi,” and “mullo” to be driven out.