CM Bhupendra Patel previews Modi's 25-year journey exhibit in Ahmedabad
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A multimedia exhibition tracing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years of public service opened at Pandit Deendayal Auditorium, Ahmedabad, and Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel offered a first look at the showcase on Monday, 5 October 2026 — calling it a window into a journey of resolve, dedication, and good governance.
Posting a video preview on X under the hashtag #SevaSankapAbhiyaan, CM Patel described the exhibition as a vivid chronicle of Gujarat's 'unprecedented progress' under Modi's leadership, along with the welfare schemes that have shaped the state and, later, the nation. In his words, the display captures Modi's 'athak purushaarth ane deerghadrishti' — 'tireless effort and far-sightedness' — that gave Gujarat and India a new height and direction.
What the Ahmedabad exhibition puts on display
The exhibition at Pandit Deendayal Auditorium is designed as a multimedia walkthrough — combining visuals, video, and interactive elements — to document Modi's political arc from his early years as Gujarat's Chief Minister to his tenure as Prime Minister. CM Patel noted that the display weaves together Modi's 'inspiring dedication, national service, and the resolve of a Viksit Bharat' — the flagship vision of a developed India by 2047.
The 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan' frame
The event is tagged under #SevaSankapAbhiyaan — 'Mission of Service and Resolve' — a campaign framing that positions the anniversary as a moment of institutional memory, not just celebration. For the BJP's Gujarat unit, the exhibition doubles as political storytelling: anchoring the party's governance narrative in a concrete, publicly accessible format ahead of the state's electoral calendar.
Twenty-five years is a long ledger. The exhibition's ambition — to compress that arc into a single auditorium — will be judged by how many ordinary Gujaratis walk through its doors.