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Politics
Indore: Political Tension Over RSS Event at Daily College
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 03:36 PM
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Former minister Priyavrat Singh has objected to an RSS meeting at Daily College in Indore, prompting a sharp response from Mayor Pushyamitra Bhardwaj.
Political tensions have risen in Indore following a dispute over an event organized by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at Daily College. The controversy was sparked when former minister Priyavrat Singh expressed his objections to the gathering and related programs.
According to reports, Singh sent an email to the college board highlighting his concerns regarding the nature of the event held on the institution's premises. This move has drawn attention to the institutional policies regarding political and organizational gatherings within educational spaces.
The situation escalated after Mayor Pushyamitra Bhardwaj responded to the former minister's email. Bhardwaj issued a counter-statement addressing the allegations, leading to a heated exchange between the two political figures. The incident has now become a point of discussion in local political circles.
While the specific details of the RSS program remain the focal point of the dispute, the clash highlights ongoing sensitivities surrounding the use of college infrastructure for organizational meetings in Madhya Pradesh.
According to reports, Singh sent an email to the college board highlighting his concerns regarding the nature of the event held on the institution's premises. This move has drawn attention to the institutional policies regarding political and organizational gatherings within educational spaces.
The situation escalated after Mayor Pushyamitra Bhardwaj responded to the former minister's email. Bhardwaj issued a counter-statement addressing the allegations, leading to a heated exchange between the two political figures. The incident has now become a point of discussion in local political circles.
While the specific details of the RSS program remain the focal point of the dispute, the clash highlights ongoing sensitivities surrounding the use of college infrastructure for organizational meetings in Madhya Pradesh.