Commemorating the milestone of 25 years in public governance and nation building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Bharatiya Janata Party organized widespread commemorative programs across multiple locations. In the national capital on Wednesday, the Chandni Chowk parliamentary constituency's Seva Jyoti Yatra was formally flagged off from the IG Indoor Stadium. BJP National President Nitin Nabin signaled the commencement of the march, while Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta joined the gathering to motivate party workers and volunteers.
Symbolizing Service and the Nation First Principle
Addressing the assembled workers and leaders at the venue, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta elaborated on the core philosophy behind the commemorative march. She stated that the Seva Jyoti Yatra symbolizes the 25 years of service, the resolute pledge of keeping the nation first, and the relentless pursuit of public welfare championed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She added that the journey serves as a powerful reminder to consolidate collective determination toward building a developed India.
The event witnessed the presence of several senior dignitaries, including Delhi BJP in-charge Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, Delhi BJP state president Harsh Malhotra, cabinet colleagues, members of parliament, legislators, organizational officials, and an extensive turnout of party cadres who gathered to mark the quarter-century administrative milestone.
Trust of 1.4 Billion Citizens and Collective Resolution
Reflecting on the leadership of the Prime Minister, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta conveyed her pride in Narendra Modi's administrative clarity and unwavering devotion where national interest has consistently remained paramount. She remarked that the trust, affection, and blessings of 140 crore Indians stand firmly behind him today because the country has witnessed his continuous penance, intense hard work, and dedication to India.
She emphasized that the vision of a developed India articulated by the Prime Minister has evolved into a shared national mission for 140 crore citizens. To translate this resolve into tangible reality, she urged all Indians to move forward unitedly with complete commitment and collective strength to fulfill the dream of a fully developed nation.
From Gujarat Chief Minister to Prime Minister
The journey spanning a quarter of a century began on October 7, 2001, when Narendra Modi first assumed office as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. He governed Gujarat continuously for 13 years, steering various administrative initiatives. While serving as the Chief Minister, he led his party to national victory in 2014 and became the Prime Minister of India. Narendra Modi has now held the office of Prime Minister for the past 12 years.
Throughout this continuous 25-year tenure in constitutional executive roles, several defining national decisions were executed under his command. These decisive measures include the revocation of Article 370 in Kashmir, passing legislation to eliminate the practice of triple talaq, the construction of the Ram temple, implementing the nationwide GST framework, executing cross-border military actions against Pakistan, alongside rolling out extensive social welfare programs reaching millions of beneficiaries.
New Slogan and the 2047 Developed India Blueprint
Marking the completion of 25 continuous years in high administrative office on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented a new forward-looking slogan to the country. The fresh resolve articulated on this occasion is We Will Do It, capturing the administrative momentum for future decades. This commitment centers on transforming India into a fully developed nation by the centenary year of 2047, achieving complete economic and industrial self-reliance, and securing a position among the top 3 global economies.
