Key decisions included the formation of ward and block committees throughout Ranchi to connect with and mobilize community members. These committees will also be established in rural areas. Former MLC Praveen Singh emphasized the organization’s mission to unite and uplift the Kshatriya community. He highlighted the extensive preparations underway across Jharkhand for the February event, involving tours of all districts to garner support and participation. Singh stressed that collective strength is crucial for societal development and political-social recognition.

He urged every community member to take responsibility for the event’s success, framing it as a collective societal endeavor. The demand for the formation of a ‘Swarn Aayog’ (OBC Commission) in Jharkhand, similar to Bihar, was reiterated. Former MP Sunil Singh elaborated on organizational expansion, noting efforts to unite Kshatriya communities in the Santhal Pargana region, who are expected to participate in large numbers. He also underscored the importance of women’s involvement, suggesting that their participation will bring new strength to the organization and announcing plans for women’s empowerment programs.