Archive · 9 Sep 2026
Modi Urges BJP Offices to Become Shelters for Distressed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at a BJP rally in Navsari.
He said BJP offices should help people who are distressed or feel they have been treated unfairly.
He described the offices as places that should give people hope.
He also talked about PM SVANidhi, a loan scheme for street vendors.
Vendors can receive larger loans after repaying earlier ones.
Modi said the scheme helps them avoid borrowing from moneylenders.
He praised Navsari’s villages for being clean.
He asked people to keep the upcoming Ganeshotsav, Navratri and Diwali celebrations clean too.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged BJP offices to help people facing problems and injustice.
He called for the offices to be inclusive, service-oriented and capable of resolving public grievances.
Modi highlighted PM SVANidhi loans for street vendors, including increased borrowing limits after repayment.
He said the scheme helped vendors access bank accounts and digital payments without guarantees.
Modi praised Navsari’s village cleanliness and linked it to the upcoming festive celebrations.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP workers and street vendors were central to the address.
- What
- Modi urged BJP offices to serve as centres for solving public problems and discussed support for street vendors through PM SVANidhi.
- When
- Tuesday; the report does not specify the date.
- Where
- A rally in Navsari, Gujarat; Modi also inaugurated and dedicated projects in Vadodara earlier that day.
- Why
- He said BJP organisational work should remain rooted in public service and urged workers to help people facing hardship or injustice.
- Speaker
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Event
- BJP rally in Navsari
- Office role
- A shelter for distressed people and a place to address grievances
- Scheme highlighted
- PM SVANidhi
- Loan progression
- Vendors who repay an initial Rs 15,000 loan can become eligible for Rs 30,000 and then Rs 50,000
- Public services mentioned
- Bank accounts, loans without guarantees and digital payments for street vendors
- Development projects
- Projects worth more than Rs 35,000 crore were inaugurated, dedicated or foundation stones laid in Vadodara