Akhand Bharat Seva Dal National President Signals Continued Protest Over Reservation Review Demand

Reservation Review Protest to Continue, Says Akhand Bharat Seva Dal Chief

Mrityunjay Pathak ‘Prabal’, the National President of Akhand Bharat Seva Dal, has clarified his party's stance on the reservation review movement during a grand welcome in his home district of Farrukhabad. He stated that while the government has assured positive outcomes soon, the movement will persist if demands are unmet.

Upon the National President's arrival in Farrukhabad, organization officials and supporters accorded him a warm reception at various locations. A large number of officials and activists were present, welcoming him with garlands. He was accompanied by Uttar Pradesh State President Suraj Singh Chauhan, State Media In-charge, Youth Wing State President, and District President Anil Singh Chauhan, along with other key office bearers.

Reservation Review Movement and Government Assurance

Addressing reporters, National President Mrityunjay Pathak referred to the reservation review protest held at Jantar Mantar, Delhi, on August 21, 2026. He highlighted the organization's significant struggle during this protest and confirmed discussions with the government.

He specifically mentioned a detailed discussion with J.P. Nadda, where the organization's demands were thoroughly discussed.

According to Mrityunjay Pathak, the government has promised to provide positive results on their demands shortly. The organization will await the government's decision for now. However, he made it clear that if their demands are not acted upon as expected, the protest for reservation review will continue.

Organization's Role and Call to Workers

The National President emphasized that Akhand Bharat Seva Dal will continue to voice the concerns of its workers and society strongly. He urged the workers to remain united and pursue their struggle peacefully and democratically to achieve the organization's objectives.

The arrival of the National President in his home district generated considerable enthusiasm among the workers. The unity displayed and the large participation in the welcome events at various places further amplified this spirit.