<h1>Organisation leader defends apolitical character-building, urges unity, law-respecting citizen vigilance and warns against unlawful vigilantism</h1> The organisation's leader, speaking at its centenary event, defended the body's long-standing focus on character-building and asserted it has remained separate from formal politics despite past solicitations. He urged gradual systemic reforms and promoted a unifying cultural doctrine while calling for harmony among diverse communities and rejection of violence. Legally relevant points include endorsement of impartial law enforcement, an appeal for citizen vigilance and potential intervention if necessary, and a continued emphasis on non-political social work through local branches-statements that could raise issues around boundaries between civic action, public order, and unlawful vigilantism.