<h1>Senior nationalist volunteer leader denies proposing retirement age 75, defends advisory role, backs reservations and strict immigration enforcement</h1> A senior leader of a nationalist volunteer organisation publicly denied proposing retirement at age 75 for political leaders, asserted the organisation provides only advice to the ruling party and disclaimed any role in party leadership selection, and affirmed support for constitutionally mandated reservations. He limited organisational involvement in religious site movements while not ruling out volunteer participation, criticized conversion and illegal migration and urged enforcement to protect jobs, and endorsed a vision of national territorial unity. These statements bear on public-order and communal-harmony risks, immigration enforcement policy, and the legal-political boundary between civil society organisations and government decision-making.