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AKHIL BHARAT HINDU MAHASABHA
Akhil Bhārat Hindū Mahāsabhā (Hindi: अखिल भारत हिन्दू महासभा, English: All-Indian Hindu Assembly), a Hindu nationalist organization, was founded in 1915 to counter the Muslim League and the secular Indian National Congress. The president of Hindu Mahasabha was V.D. Savarkar. K.B. Hedgewar served as vice president of the organisation and later left the Mahasabha to form Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

Soon after India's Independence, and the subsequent assassination of Gandhi, a good number of Hindu Mahasabhaites joined Bharatiya Jana Sangh under the leadership of S.P. Mukherjee, who had left Hindu Mahasabha and joined hands with the RSS to float a political party under the control and supervision of RSS. Mukherjee had left Mahasabha after his proposal to allow Muslims to gain membership was turned down by the followers of V.D. Savarkar. The relationship between Savarkar's Mahasabha and RSS was strained mainly because the then chief of RSS, M.S. Golwalkar, felt overshadowed by the influence of Savarkar over the Hindu populace. Officially Mahasabha is still a distinct political entity but its election symbol has been withheld as it has not been getting enough votes. So now the party fights elections on different symbols in different constituencies.

Bishan Chandra Seth from Shahjahanpur was one of the longest serving parliamentarians from Hindu Mahasabha. Other long serving parliamentarian from Sabha was Mahant Avaindnath.

The current leadership of the Hindu Mahasabha is very aggressively working towards Hindutva Unification for Akhand Bharat the Dream of Veer Savarkar. Its current president is Himani Asok Savarkar the Daughter in law of the great VINAYAK DAMODAR SAVARKAR. The National Working President Pt.Nand Kishore Mishra is spearheading the movement of recreation along with the National General Secretary Sandeep Kalia. Himani Savarkar is also the President of the Abhinav Bharat organisation.

The New leadership is dedicated towards the cause of HINDUS as defined by the Honble Supreme Court.