Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha appoints Chirag Singh as north India president

Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha held a special meeting at its Laxmi Nagar office on Tuesday to strengthen the organisation across north India. National Executive President Yogendra Verma chaired the meeting, which was conducted by National Vice President Amarish Tyagi.

Important decisions were taken during the meeting to consolidate the organisation's presence in north India. On the recommendation of National President of the High Authority Committee Acharya Madan Ji, National Executive President Yogendra Verma appointed Chirag Singh as President for north India. Advocate Dharmesh was entrusted with the responsibility of City President to strengthen the organisation in Muzaffarnagar.

Speakers at the meeting said it is necessary to organise and strengthen Sanatan society in the current times. They called upon Hindu society to unite and work for social and religious interests.

Newly appointed north India President Chirag Singh said protecting Sanatan is his main objective. He demanded that India be made a Hindu nation, saying the country was partitioned on the basis of religion and Hindu society should organise itself to protect its culture, traditions and religious heritage.

The meeting was attended by National Executive President Yogendra Verma, National Vice President Amarish Tyagi, National President of the Legal Cell Advocate Brijbhushan Sharma, National Treasurer Sakshi Verma, Youth State President Uttar Pradesh Yug Thakur, National Executive Member Sona Singh, State President of Antarrashtriya Sant Mahasabha Vishwas Bhargav, National Vice President Mohit Kalyani and a large number of workers.