Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta Hails PM Modi’s ‘New Strength’ in Service and Governance at Rohini’s Seva Sankalp Utsav

At a lively Bhandara held in Suraj Park Colony, Rohini, Delhi’s Legislative Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta took a moment to applaud Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said the PM has injected a “new strength” into the age‑old tradition of seva – a fresh energy that is now buzzing through the corridors of governance and the streets of the capital.

Speaking to a crowd that included local residents, party workers and a handful of journalists, Gupta remarked, “Modi ji’s vision has revived the spirit of service, good governance and nation‑building, inspiring millions to step up for society’s welfare.” The words felt sincere, perhaps a touch rehearsed, but the applause that followed suggested they struck a chord.

The event, part of the larger “Seva Sankalp Utsav” celebrating Modi’s birthday and 25 years in public service, was more than a ceremonial feast. It turned a simple community lunch into a platform for people to mingle, share stories and, as the Speaker put it, “extend the spirit of service beyond just words.”

Gupta, who also represents Rohini as an MLA, used the occasion to underscore his belief that collective responsibility and compassion are the bedrock of a thriving society. “When we look after one another, when we listen to those in need, that’s when good governance truly comes alive,” he said, pausing a beat before adding, “It’s not just a slogan; it’s a daily practice.”

Organisers said the Bhandara was intended to foster community bonding, and the response seemed to validate that aim. Neighbours chatted over shared plates, children laughed, and elders nodded approvingly at the emphasis on “mutual respect” and “inclusive growth.” The event closed with a call for continued unity and dedication to public service – a message that echoed the very theme of the day.

While the speech was concise, the underlying sentiment was clear: the Speaker wants to keep the momentum going, encouraging Rohini’s residents to translate the “new strength” he credits to Modi into tangible, grassroots actions. Whether that translates into more clean‑up drives, senior‑citizen support groups, or simply a more attentive local government, only time will tell.