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Modi Guides Haryana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLAs on Outreach, Natural Farming and Solar Initiatives
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Core Event
On October 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and all 48 Haryana BJP MLAs at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, New Delhi. The four-hour meeting focused on constituency outreach, natural and cooperative farming, and solar energy adoption under PM-KUSUM and PM Surya Ghar.
Background & Context
The gathering follows a recent re-organisation of the Haryana BJP, which placed new leaders—including Saini, national president Nitin Nabin, state president Dr Archana Gupta, and in-charge Smriti Irani—at the helm. Analysts note the session precedes the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, where the party intends to showcase Haryana’s governance model.
Key Figures
- Narendra Modi — Prime Minister.
- Nayab Singh Saini — Chief Minister of Haryana.
- Nitin Nabin — BJP national president.
- Dr Archana Gupta — State BJP president.
- Smriti Irani — BJP’s Haryana in-charge.
- Dr Bhola Singh — BJP national secretary.
- Vipul Goel — Haryana minister for Revenue, Disaster Management, Urban Local Bodies and Civil Aviation.
- Mukesh Sharma — Haryana MLA from Gurugram.
Guidance and Initiatives (Official Statements & Responses)
Modi urged legislators to move “beyond routine governance” by encouraging farmers to adopt natural farming, reduce synthetic fertilizers, and form farmer producer organisations to lower input costs. He also promoted installing small solar units on fields under PM-KUSUM and rooftop solar under PM Surya Ghar.
Saini called the meeting “historic and inspiring,” saying the Prime Minister’s directions constitute “our resolve” for a “Viksit Bharat.” He pledged that ministers, MLAs and party workers will translate the guidance into concrete actions.
Gupta emphasized that natural farming can improve public health by reducing chemical residues and that cooperative farming will help preserve marginal lands. She noted the launch of the Namo Sewa Portal for direct citizen engagement.
On-the-Ground Reports
Local legislators reflected on the Prime Minister’s call to extend service beyond conventional infrastructure work.
Data & Statistics
- 48 Haryana BJP MLAs attended.
- CM Saini has previously attended nearly 90 events across Punjab in the past year as part of the party’s 2027 outreach.
Why It Matters
The session signals a strategic push to embed the BJP’s development narrative—agrarian reform, renewable energy and grassroots outreach—into Haryana’s political fabric ahead of the Punjab polls. Linking “natural farming” and “solar power” to voter concerns aims to broaden the party’s appeal.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Sources differ on the meeting’s emphasis: some outlets foreground agricultural guidance, while others (ANI) highlight the broader “service-oriented” message. No agenda document is publicly available, leaving the balance of policy versus organisational directives unclear.
Verbatim Quotes
- “When we work for laying of new roads, repairs of existing ones, laying sewer lines etc, people know this is normal work a government is expected to do. The PM wanted the MLAs to go beyond normal work and do some social service,” — Vipul Goel, Haryana minister
- “So far, political leaders used to behave like Maharajas and common people hesitated in interacting with them. But now, with the PM working for more than 18 hours a day, and our Haryana CM following his footsteps, the perception of leaders has changed,” — Vipul Goel, Haryana minister
- “We were not just blessed to get his guidance on important issues, but also enjoyed savouring organic khichri, snacks, and tea and coffee with him.” — Mukesh Sharma