New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Monday met Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat, highlighting the importance of the organisation’s role in shaping social and cultural values. Sharing a photograph of the meeting on X, Gupta expressed her admiration for the RSS leader, noting that she was inspired by his simplicity and insightful guidance. She added that the interaction gave her fresh motivation to dedicate herself to public service with renewed energy and commitment.

During her post, Gupta described the RSS as the world’s largest “non-political” organisation that has consistently worked towards the betterment of society and nation-building. She emphasised that the RSS’s philosophy of devotion and dedication to Mother India has been a source of inspiration for millions of its volunteers across the country. The chief minister underlined that her conversation with the Sarsanghchalak reinforced her own resolve to prioritise national service above all.

The meeting has drawn attention in political and social circles, as Gupta’s praise for the RSS aligns with the organisation’s increasing visibility in national affairs. While she did not make any direct political statements, her remarks celebrated the RSS as a symbol of unity, values, and commitment to India’s cultural ethos. Observers believe that the interaction signals the Delhi CM’s recognition of the RSS’s wide influence and her intention to acknowledge its contribution to community service and nation-building.