Agra, March 8 -- Chief minister Yogi Adityanath attended a coordination meeting between the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Agra on Saturday. This was the sixth such meeting held in the state in recent weeks. Besides Adityanath, state BJP president Pankaj Chaudhary and state BJP general secretary (organisation) Dharampal were present at the closed-door meeting in Agra. Although political discussions ahead of the 2027 UP polls were expected during the coordination meeting, sources stated that issues related to the Braj region figured in the meeting. The Braj-centric issues discussed at the meeting included restrictions on industrial growth due to the Taj Trapezium Zone. However, sources added that limitations were expressed because the matter is pending in court. Sources also revealed that issues related to alleged conversion by missionaries among the Sikh community in the Terai region around Pilibhit came up during the meeting. Two dozen RSS representatives from Braj Prant of Uttar Pradesh attended. They were led by kshetra prachar pramukh Kripa Shankar and kshetra pracharak of RSS, Mahendra. Sources added that the CM was apprised of issues in Braj Prant, including the traffic situation, illegal mazars, the appointment of government counsel, and health infrastructure....