Mohan Bhagwat has come to Mathura to attend the executive meeting of the All India Sangh. He is on a 10-day visit to Mathura. A 45-minute closed-door meeting is considered very important in political circles. In this meeting, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath formally invited Mohan Bhagwat to come to Mahakumbh, but it is said that this meeting was not limited to mere formalities. According to sources, during this period there was a deep discussion on UP politics, especially the upcoming by-elections and the role of Sangh workers.
Mohan Bhagwat’s stay in Gorakhpur became a topic of discussion after the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, where news of Yogi and Bhagwat’s secret meeting came to light. However, there was no confirmation of this news at the time. But now this formal meeting in Mathura indicates that everything is becoming normal between Sangh, BJP and Yogi Adityanath.
Then Yogi and Bhagwat met in Mathura.
A few days after the 2014 Lok Sabha election results came in, there were reports about Yogi Adityanath and Mohan Bhagwat meeting or not. Except the Indian Express, no one had confirmed the news of the meeting between Yogi and Bhagwat.
According to the English newspaper Indian Express, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited Saraswati Shishu Mandir in Pakkibag and met Mohan Bhagwat behind closed doors there. According to the Indian Express, this meeting took place around 8.30am and lasted approximately half an hour.
As far as the Mathura meeting is concerned, the two leaders are said to have met as the Indian Express had reported from Gorakhpur, but the duration of the meeting was 45 minutes – and Yogi Adityanath Sangh chief, Mohan Bhagwat, formally invited to attend the Mahakumbh.
Citing sources, it was reported that the meeting also discussed the strategy for the by-elections to be held in 9 seats in Uttar Pradesh, in which the mobilization of Sangh workers and the feedback received from the Sangh were seriously discussed. It is said that like in Haryana, Sangh will now be seen standing with BJP at the ground level in UP too.
We met, what happened?
An obvious question is: would only the UP by-elections have been discussed for 45 minutes? The invitation ceremony itself must have lasted a minute or two at most, not that the two stalwarts had spent the rest of the time in silence.
So what could have happened?
This meeting definitely took place in Mathura, but there would not have been any discussion about Mathura. Ever since Yogi Adityanath became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, he has not forgotten to visit Mathura on the occasion of Holi, and one must also not forget that Mohan Bhagwat has already distanced the RSS from the Mathura issue. The question was asked by drawing attention to the slogans related to the temple movement in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in the Ayodhya case. That motto was: Ayodhya is just a glimpse, Kashi and Mathura remain.
Mohan Bhagwat had then clearly stated that he has nothing to do with the Mathura issue, nor will he ever have anything to do with it. The Ayodhya movement was started in the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, which was later also joined by the Sangh, and later Mohan Bhagwat made it clear that the mission had been accomplished and that the Sangh will once again participate in the work of nation-building and individual construction.
If there is no discussion about Mathura, then there is no point in discussing about Kashi as well. The Vishwanath Corridor was to be built in Kashi, and it was built. And now the Prime Minister calls Varanasi a great center of health facilities; As far as Ayodhya is concerned, there cannot be any major debate on it at the moment, because no by-election is being held in the Milkipur assembly seat.
Of course, the Ayodhya defeat is a major issue for the BJP, but the role of Yogi Adityanath and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is being considered, because due to the arrogance of the BJP leadership, both Yogi Adityanath and Mohan Bhagwat have limited their roles. a bit.
Yogi Adityanath had expressed his views only when BJP president JP Nadda was reviewing the BJP’s defeat. Why did the BJP lose the Faizabad seat and how did it come down to almost half the seats compared to five years ago?
Yogi Adityanath said that this condition of the BJP is due to its overconfidence. Even Mohan Bhagwat would have agreed with the extreme confidence that Yogi Adityanath spoke of. You must have heard the things that are said about the Sangh from the mouth of JP Nadda. During the Lok Sabha elections, JP Nadda had said that the BJP has become so capable that it no longer needs the Sangh as before. Evidently, JP Nadda would point to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah, thanks to whom he would assume that the BJP has become invincible.
there are some more questions
1. Would Yogi Adityanath have spoken to Mohan Bhagwat about himself?
2. Would Yogi Adityanath also have spoken about the BJP’s situation in UP and also sought some kind of help from the Sangh?
3. Would Mohan Bhagwat have given any special advice to Yogi Adityanath and would the BJP leadership have been mentioned in it?
