A significant meeting of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Sansthan was held in Nemdarganj, where deep concern was expressed over the increasing incidents of 'love jihad' and religious conversions in society. Members of the institution identified these issues as a threat to the social fabric and emphasized the need for collective efforts to address them.

During the meeting, it was decided that the Sansthan would play an active role in spreading awareness within society and protecting youth from these malpractices. To achieve this, a team of 51 young people will be formed in each area. The primary task of these teams will be to monitor cases of 'love jihad' and conversion in their respective regions, provide assistance to affected families, and offer proper guidance to young individuals.

Office bearers of the institution stated that this is not just a social initiative but also an effort to protect cultural and religious values. They appealed to the youth not to be misled and to take pride in their religion and culture. Several local dignitaries and members of the institution were present at the meeting, supporting this initiative. They resolved to work together to free society from these evils.