Dissatisfied from the congress swami ji was attracted to Hindu Mahasabha on call of pt Madan Mohan Malviya, Ghanshyam Das Birla etc. his eyebrows were raised on meeting colonel U. Mukherji in Calcutta who said that the problem of slow but steady decrease in numbers of the Hindu population will lead to decline of Indo-Aryan race in next 420 years from earth. (Hindu Sangthan by Swami Shraddhananda p-14-15).

The 2 April 1923 leader took up the idea of Hindu Sangthan and its proposed conference in Banaras. Swami Ji in his usual fashion announced a three point resolution for Hindu Sangthan -

1. With a view to do justice to the so-called depressed classes in the Hindu community and to assimilate them, as part of an organic whole in the great body of the Aryan fraternity , this conference of Hindus of all sects holds-
   1. That the lower among the depressed classes be allowed to draw water from common public wells.
   2. That water be served to them at drinking posts freely as is done to the highest among the Hindus.
   3. That all members of the classes be allowed to sit on the same carpet in public meetings and other ceremonies with the higher classes and
   4. That their children (male or female) be allowed to enter freely and, at teaching time, to sit in the same form with other Hindu and non-Hindu children in government, national and denominational institutions
2. All neo-Muslims be taken back and treated as Hindus.
3. In view of the fact that an overwhelming majority of Indian Muslims and Christians are the descendants of Hindu converts and in view of the catholicity of the ancient Vedic dharma which absorbed non-Aryans into the community – this conference resolves that non-Hindus converted by any sect of the Hindus according to the purification (prayashchit) rite prescribed by the representative boby of that sect be considered Hindus to all intents and purposes by the whole Hindu community (Leader 8 august 1923).

Swami Ji dreamed of vast Hindu Sangthan and powerful movement in future for saving Aryan race. The anti- attitude of congress and non-corporation of orthodox Hindus lead to non- achievement of success of this mission. Our country history of 1947 is best proof that if Hindu Sangthan movement had reached success would their have been any partition or bloodshed and killing of lakhs of Hindus all over country.