CM Mohan Yadav Reviews Seva Sankalp Abhiyan Ahead of Oct 3-4 Camps
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A government ministry in Bhopal became the command centre on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav convened a comprehensive review of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan — a statewide welfare outreach drive tied to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday — with cabinet ministers and district officials from all 52 districts of the state in attendance.
What the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan covers — and why it's timed this way
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan runs in alignment with the nationwide observance of PM Modi's birthday on 17 September, a date the BJP has institutionalised across its-governed states as a springboard for welfare delivery drives. Madhya Pradesh has structured the campaign around multiple citizen-facing programmes — Aashirwad ka Diya, Namo Seva, Aangan Milan Seva, and Seva ki Kahani — each designed to bring government services directly to communities. Dr. Yadav noted that people's participation, janbhagidari (public involvement), has given these programmes significant momentum.
Rural and urban camps set for 3 and 4 October
The most time-sensitive outcome of Tuesday's review: Seva Setu Abhiyan camps confirmed for 3 and 4 October in both rural and urban pockets of the state. These on-ground camps are the delivery mechanism — eligible citizens can walk in and access benefits under a range of central and state welfare schemes on those two days. District officials received direct instructions to ensure the camps operate at scale.
'Mere Sapnon ka Bharat' and coming events
Looking beyond the camps, the review meeting also mapped out upcoming programme components. Mere Sapnon ka Bharat — comprising speech and painting competitions — along with Seva Mera Yogdan and Seva ke Rang-Rashtra ke Sang were discussed in detail. Dr. Yadav directed that each of these events be organised at a bhavy star (grand scale), signalling that the campaign is far from winding down. Senior ministers including Rajendra Shukla, Prahlad Patel, Krishna Vijay Shah, and Vishvas Sarang were tagged in the post, underscoring the breadth of cabinet-level ownership.
With camps days away and a competition calendar being finalised, Madhya Pradesh's administrative machinery is now running on a single brief: make the welfare window visible, accessible, and impossible to miss.