CM Saini Hails PM Modi's Meet with Seva Sankalp Volunteers
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
A shared sense of purpose has quietly been building across state lines — and on Friday, 25 September 2026, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini brought that story into public view. He shared how Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a warm, personal interaction with members of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan team, volunteers travelling across the country in a spirit of grassroots service.
Posting in Hindi, CM Saini wrote: 'Seva ka sankalp, parivar jaisa apnapan!' — 'A resolve for service, a bond like family!' He noted that volunteers from Haryana and Chhattisgarh described how working together on this journey had forged a familial sense of belonging among all participants. The Prime Minister's conversation with them, Saini wrote, was marked by warmth and genuine connection.
What the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan sets out to do
The Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is framed as a nationwide service initiative, with teams travelling across India to embed a culture of dedication and outreach at the grassroots level. The idea of seva — selfless service — has long been a stated organisational value for the BJP, woven into how the party presents its worker culture to the public.
Interactions between senior national leadership and state-level volunteer teams serve a clear purpose in this framework: they signal that ground-level workers are seen, valued, and connected to the top. That PM Modi engaged in what Saini called an 'aatmiya samvad' — an intimate dialogue — reinforces that narrative of a unified, motivated cadre stretching from Delhi to the districts.
Haryana and Chhattisgarh volunteers share their experience
The specific mention of volunteers from both Haryana and Chhattisgarh is telling — two states separated by geography but brought together by a common campaign. Their testimony, as relayed by CM Saini, centred less on programme deliverables and more on the human transformation: strangers who became, in their own words, family.
CM Saini called the experience 'inspiring without doubt' — an endorsement that doubles as a message to party workers watching: this is what sustained service looks like, and leadership is paying attention.