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With the exception of a few isolated incidences of law and order disruption, Justice GK Ilanthiraiyan noted that after reading the sealed-cover intelligence report submitted by the Tamil Nadu police on Thursday, he came to the conclusion that there were no obvious security concerns in the State. The TN police claimed that the Popular Front of India's ban had created problems with peace and order. The TN police had earlier denied the RSS permission to hold such a march on October 2. Only three of the 50 locations could be approved, according to the State's announcement on Thursday, due to the security risks associated with the Coimbatore vehicle blast and the persistently dangerous weather conditions in the state.

Mohan Bhagwat during his speech on Vijayadashami in Nagpur said, “The Sangh has a long tradition of welcoming women intellectuals and accomplished professionals.” “Population needs resources. If you grow without building resources, you become a liability. There is another way of looking at the population as an asset. We have to work on policy, “Bhagwat said in his speech. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) also had invited renowned climber Santosh Yadav as the chief guest for its annual Dussehra event.

Mr. Karnwal was charged by the Raiwala Police Station in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, with promoting hostility and violence in the community as well as insulting the woman. In a now-deleted Facebook post, he claimed that Ankita's father was the "biggest perpetrator" in her death because he "put raw milk before the hungry male cats." "I avoided any candle marches or market closures." The worst offenders who feed raw milk to hungry cats are the father and brother of a 19-year-old girl who eats her money, whose daughter and sister work at a resort where there is open immorality, and the girl whose family is informed about the scandal by a Jammu-based acquaintance." Mr. Karnwal's post was in Hindi.