JAMMU: J&K BJP organized the 199th programme of the “Namo Sewa Ankahi Kahaniyan” series at Dogri Sanstha, Karan Nagar, Jammu, showcasing the inspiring journey of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years of dedicated public service and highlighting the values of hard work, commitment and service to society.

The programme featured Nukkad Natak, poetry, bhajans, skits and other cultural performances, which presented different facets of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s journey from serving as Chief Minister of Gujarat to leading the country as Prime Minister. The performances also conveyed the message that nation-building is not only the responsibility of the government but a collective commitment requiring every citizen to contribute towards society.

BJP J&K President and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma (CA), accompanied by Vice-President Priya Sethi and Rekha Mahajan, General Secretary Sanjita Dogra, Secretaries Reema Padha, Dinesh Sharma, Arun Sharma and Pawan Sharma, MLA Yudhvir Sethi, Prabhari Jammu District Brijeshwar Singh Rana and other senior leaders were present on the occasion.

The programme was organized by programme Convenor Arun Sharma, along with Co-Convenor Dinesh Sharma. Sat Sharma, addressing on the occasion, said that the 25-year public life of Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflects an unwavering commitment to the nation and the spirit of placing public service above personal interests. He said that the journey from Gujarat to the national leadership demonstrates how dedication, discipline and hard work can transform aspirations into achievements.

Sat Sharma said that the essence of the Namo Sewa Ankahi Kahaniyan series is to bring before the people the lesser-known stories of service, dedication and perseverance that have shaped the Modi era. He emphasized that the goal of building a Viksit Bharat by 2047 can be achieved only when the spirit of service reaches every section of society and every needy person receives support and dignity.

Yudhvir Sethi said that the cultural presentations effectively connected the inspiring journey of Prime Minister Modi with the everyday lives of the people. He said that the programme conveyed the message that patriotism is expressed not only through words but through dedicated service, responsibility and constructive contribution to society.

Arun Sharma said that the 199th programme in the Jammu region reflects the sustained efforts of BJP to take the message of service, nationalism and nation-building to the people through creative and engaging cultural mediums. He said that the performances were aimed at inspiring the younger generation to adopt hard work, discipline and the spirit of “Seva” in their lives.

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