Rebel RSS to hold convention on 11 Sep
BUSINESS STANDARD, PANAJI | 07 September 2016 20:17 IST
RSS rebels in Goa, who recently floated a parallel outfit under the leadership of sacked state chief Subhash Velingkar, will hold a convention on September 11 to work out the future course of action to step up their campaign over the medium of instruction (MOI) issue.
Velingkar, who launched the "RSS Goa Prant" on being "relieved" of his responsibilities by the Sangh after he crossed sword with the BJP over the MOI issue, on Wednesday said they will chalk out programmes in the meet to strengthen the stir to press for regional languages like Konkani and Marathi to be made the MOI in schools and stopping of the state support to English medium institutions.
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