JAMMU: Jammu & Kashmir BJP General Secretary and Party Headquarters Incharge, Sanjita Dogra, today listened to the popular radio programme “Mann ki Baat” along with party leaders and local residents during a programme organised in Booth Number 11 of Ward 18, Sarwal. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from BJP functionaries and citizens, reflecting the growing connect between the leadership and the grassroots.
Sanjita Dogra was accompanied by Asha Gupta, Vice President, BJP Jammu District, Karan Sharma, General Secretary, Amphalla Mandal, Shivani Sharma, President, Mahila Morcha, Amphalla Mandal, former Corporator Dinesh Gupta, and Sangeeta Gupta, Ex-Secretary, BJP Jammu District. The programme was organised by Shivani Sharma, President, Mahila Morcha, Amphalla Mandal. A large number of local residents of Ward No. 18 had also gathered to listen to the programme, making the event a vibrant and interactive community engagement.
While listening to “Mann ki Baat,” participants attentively followed Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address, which highlighted key national issues, inspirational stories from across the country, and the importance of collective efforts in nation-building. The programme served as an effective platform to spread awareness about social responsibility, innovation, cultural pride, and citizen participation in development initiatives.
On this occasion, Sanjita Dogra said that “Mann ki Baat” has become a powerful medium to directly connect the Prime Minister with the people of the nation. She emphasized that the programme inspires citizens to contribute positively towards society and strengthens the spirit of unity and nationalism. She further added that such collective listening programmes at the ward level play an important role in taking the message of development, discipline, and self-reliance to the grassroots.
Sanjita Dogra appreciated the active involvement of women, youth, and senior citizens in the programme and underlined the BJP’s commitment to inclusive growth and people-centric governance. She stated that the party continuously works to bridge the gap between the government and the public by encouraging dialogue, participation, and direct engagement at every level.
Local residents expressed their appreciation for organizing the programme in their area and shared that “Mann ki Baat” motivates them to adopt positive practices in daily life and remain connected with national initiatives. The programme concluded with warm interactions among party leaders and residents, reinforcing the BJP’s strong presence and outreach in Ward No. 18.


