Nitin Naikeng Highlights Service Pledge Campaign and Inclusive Development at Diplomatic Meet

During a high‑level dialogue with diplomats from eight countries, BJP President Nitin Naikeng underscored the party’s commitment to service and inclusive growth. He briefed the Argentine, Armenian, Bhutanese, Egyptian, Filipino, Surinamese, Tajik, and Vietnamese envoys on the upcoming Service Pledge Campaign, slated to run from 17 September to 17 October.

Naikeng explained that the campaign targets three pillars: direct citizen service, broad‑based public participation, and the "antyodaya" principle – ensuring benefits reach the most marginalized. The programme will feature blood‑donation drives, mobile health clinics, and educational outreach, all aligned with the long‑term vision of a developed India by 2047.

The president also discussed how the BJP’s policy framework under Prime Minister Modi translates ideological tenets into tangible outcomes: poverty reduction, enhanced healthcare delivery, infrastructure expansion, welfare initiatives, and the promotion of financial and digital inclusion.

In response, the international delegates praised the BJP’s systematic approach to governance and expressed interest in exchanging best practices on public‑service models and community engagement.