<h1>Hindu nationalist group ties agenda to 'global conspiracies', plans centenary mass assemblies at about 103,000 sites nationwide</h1> A senior spokesperson for a Hindu nationalist organization linked its agenda to strengthening Hindu society to counter what it called global conspiracies, linking recent violent protests in a neighboring country and foreign trade and visa restrictions to global distress. The organization announced centenary celebrations beginning October 2, including mass local assemblies at roughly 103,000 sites nationwide. The statements raise potential public-order and assembly law considerations for large-scale events, and touch on international relations and trade policy impacts noted by the speaker, but do not make legally binding claims or specify actionable measures.