In an organizational restructuring focused on creating dedicated platforms for religious preservation separate from political motives, Shiv Shakti Dham Dasna in Ghaziabad hosted the formal expansion of several community-aligned advocacy bodies alongside the reorganization of the Hindu Bachao Morcha. According to event details reported by Deepak Kumar Tyagi, Mahamandaleshwar Yati Narsinghanand Giri Maharaj of Shri Panch Dashnam Juna Akhara officially handed over the presidency of the Hindu Bachao Morcha to his disciple, Yati Mahadevanand Giri.
The realignment responds to concerns that conventional caste-based associations are frequently driven by political self-interest, leaving individuals committed to religious service isolated or overlooked. To address this gap, the event marked the founding of the Akhil Bharatiya Dharmarakshak Ajgar Mahasangh, an umbrella coalition comprising designated units for the Jat, Yadav, Gujjar, and Kshatriya communities. Leadership responsibilities for these divisions were assigned to convenors Yati Mahadevanand Giri, Anil Yadav 'Chote Narsimhanand', Mohit Bajrangi, and Gulshan Kishore Chauhan, respectively.
In tandem with these appointments, specialized federations were instituted for the Tyagi and Saini communities, with administrative oversight entrusted to Mahamandaleshwar Yati Ma Pratyangira Giri and Raju Saini. Addressing a gathering that included figures such as Popal Gujjar, Sachin Sirohi, Bobby Pandit, Jyoti Tyagi, and Tanu Sharma, Yati Narsinghanand Giri directed leaders to establish local units within their respective groups to strengthen community-level support for religious workers.
The convention also included formal commendations for individuals recognized for notable contributions to religious advocacy. As the newly designated convenors commence organizational work, these federations aim to build an active network of community-led units focused on cultural preservation.
