New Delhi: Ahead of inaugurating the Delhi BJP’s new office, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday praised the city leaders’ struggles in the past and hoped the new premises would infuse new energy in the outfit.
In a post on social media X, PM Modi said, “The history of BJP workers in Delhi has been a unique example of struggle and dedication. Amidst every challenge, they not only kept the organisation alive but also made an extraordinary contribution to strengthening it.”
“I am fully confident that the permanent state office built for them will infuse the organisation with new strength, new direction, and renewed self-confidence,” he said.
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva and other leaders offered prayers at the new office at 5, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg, a few hundred metres away from the National BJP office on the same road.
She wrote on X, “This morning in the newly built office, the house entry pooja and Havan were duly completed.”
CM Gupta also posted a teaser message of PM Modi’s event on her social media handle.
The new Delhi BJP office has been built in South Indian architectural style on a plot of around 825 square meters, with five stories.
The basement of the new office has car parking, a ground-floor conference room, a reception hall and a canteen. On the first floor, there is an auditorium with a seating capacity of 300 people. On the second floor, there are rooms for the various fronts and staff of the party.
The third floor has been designated for the offices of the state vice president, general secretary and secretary. On the fourth floor, there are rooms for leaders from other states, while on the fifth floor, there are offices for the state BJP president and state organisation general secretary, as well as the offices of Delhi MPs.
The journey of state BJP or Jana Sangh leaders started from Naya Bazar after independence. During the days of the Jana Sangh, politics was conducted from the office in Naya Bazar in the Walled City.
After this, the first office after the establishment of the BJP was built in Ajmeri Gate. Later, it shifted to 20, Rakabganj Road before finally reaching 14, Pandit Pant Marg near Parliament, where it has remained for the past 35 years.
(IANS)
