According to the 2nd Chief of “Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh”, Revered Shri Guruji, Ashok ji broke the myth that Hindus can’t be united. A society is the reflection of worthy companions, leaders from different spheres, and the competency of bringing in new changes for the upliftment and welfare of Hinduism under risks and adverse surroundings. Irrespective of Political, Social and Economic obstacles and challenges, Ashok Ji successfully kept the Association intact with his willpower. The vast knowledge of all the Vedas and his firm ideals made his personality as high and pious as the Himalayas. His constant devotion and dedication in everything that he did made his stature divine and exemplary. There is no doubt that after “Revered Shri Guruji” and “Swami Vivekananda”, Shri Singhal was the greatest leader of Hinduism.
His contribution to the Hindu Society is a source of inspiration for every religious preacher. His active involvement in the cultural and religious programs acted as a constant guidance over Hindu Society. He pushed all the limits and even challenged the prevailing governments and put Hinduism on the foreground.
Shri Ashok Ji had been an epitome of the spiritual, religious and cultural personality. His determination and goal have always helped to preserve the culture and rituals of India. He operated the mass movement which he was determined to initiate. Besides the protection of cows, Holy Ganges and “Vedas”, what he did to save “Rama Setu” and “Shri Ram Janambhoomi” is incredible in itself.