CM Saini joins Gurugram event marking Modi's 25 years in office
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Twenty-five years of unbroken public service — and Haryana marked the milestone in a way that was anything but routine. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, joined a gathering in Gurugram organised to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years of continuous governance, an event anchored by Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah before the state's residents and dignitaries.
CM Saini captured the sentiment on X, writing in Hindi: 'Har Hariyāṇāvāsī kā Modi jī se ek viśeṣ nātā hai' — 'Every Haryanvi shares a special bond with Modi ji.' The post was tagged #25YearsOfSeva, the BJP's nationwide campaign framing three decades of Modi's political journey — from Gujarat Chief Minister (2001–2014) to a decade-plus as Prime Minister — as a single arc of public service.
Amit Shah leads Haryana's tribute in Gurugram
The Gurugram event placed Union Minister Amit Shah at the centre of Haryana's tribute, hosting family members and prominent citizens of the state. Gurugram — the National Capital Region's commercial nerve centre and one of Haryana's most high-profile constituencies — served as a fitting stage for a programme designed to carry national resonance at the state level.
What '#25YearsOfSeva' means for the BJP's outreach
The #25YearsOfSeva campaign is part of a broader BJP effort to consolidate its political narrative around Modi's longevity in elected office. Haryana — which the BJP has governed since 2014 and which re-elected Saini's government in 2024 — is among the states the party counts as a demonstration of that continuity. Events like the Gurugram gathering are designed to personalise the milestone at the grassroots level, turning a national anniversary into a local conversation.
For Saini, publicly anchoring Haryana's participation signals both loyalty to the central leadership and a pitch to voters that the state's interests are tightly woven into the prime minister's governing vision.
Twenty-five years is a long ledger — and the BJP is clearly intent on making sure every district reads it.