Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee joined party workers and supporters at Booth 26 in Banamalipur to listen to the 138th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Mann Ki Baat, highlighting grassroots participation, civic responsibility and national development.
The 138th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat was listened to collectively by party workers, supporters and local residents at Booth No. 26 under Banamalipur Mandal on Sunday. Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee joined the programme along with local party leaders and workers.
The programme was organised by the Mandal unit of the 9-Banamalipur Assembly constituency as part of the grassroots-level participation in the Prime Minister’s monthly broadcast. The gathering brought together party functionaries and supporters at Booth No. 26 under Ward No. 24 to listen to the programme.
Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee attended the event alongside Banamalipur Mandal president Arindam Choudhury, East Zone Chairperson of the Municipal Corporation Sukhamoy Saha and several other party leaders and workers.
As the broadcast began at the scheduled time, the participants listened attentively to the Prime Minister’s address. The collective listening programme provided an opportunity for grassroots workers and supporters to hear the messages and examples highlighted during the latest episode of Mann Ki Baat.
Through Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi regularly shares stories and experiences from different parts of India, focusing on citizens, community initiatives, social contributions and developments taking place at the grassroots level. The programme also highlights individuals and organisations whose efforts have contributed to social awareness and community development.
The gathering at Booth No. 26 reflected the participation of local party workers in the monthly programme. The event also provided a platform for members of the organisational structure to come together and participate in the broadcast collectively.
Speaking about the programme, MP Rajib Bhattacharjee highlighted the importance of such grassroots gatherings in maintaining communication among party workers and supporters. He also referred to the messages of civic responsibility and national duty associated with the programme.
The collective listening of Mann Ki Baat has become an occasion for party workers in different areas to gather at booth and organisational levels. Such programmes enable participants to listen to the Prime Minister’s address together and discuss the themes and examples presented during the broadcast.
At Banamalipur, the participation of Mandal-level leaders, booth workers and supporters added an organisational dimension to the programme. The gathering at Booth No. 26 also reflected the role of booth-level activities in connecting party workers with wider public programmes.
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The 138th episode thus became an occasion for party workers and supporters in Banamalipur to participate together in the monthly broadcast. The presence of MP Rajib Bhattacharjee and other local leaders further marked the event as a grassroots-level organisational programme centred on Mann Ki Baat.
