Srinagar: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has planned to extend the branches in the Himalayan lap sand and take it to new heights, from the restoration and restoration of the deserted temples in the Jammu and Kashmir Valley. In the Valley, the Sangh seems to be spreading its foothold. Apart from the expansion plans, the RSS high command also supports the new delimitation of assembly constituencies in the province, which will benefit the Jammu region later on if it gets more seats from Kashmir.

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In New Delhi, top RSS officials have said that many historical hindu temples in the militious Kashmir Valley are deserted and will now be renovated and renovated for Hindu devotees. One such historic kheer Bhawani Devi temple had gathered a huge crowd of Kashmiri Pandits on the occasion of the annual festival last month. On this occasion, Governor Satyapal Malik had instructed the Kashmiri Pandits to make special arrangements to stay at the temple, 25 km from Srinagar.

RSS pracharaks are trying to renovate temples not only in the Valley but also in Jammu. The RSS has written in its annual report (2019) on the restoration of historical temples in the state. Purmandal is a sacred site located on the banks of the river Devika, 40 km from Jammu. Once a study centre in Sanskrit, this place has been neglected for a long time. A trust has been formed to renovate it.

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