A wave of grassroots energy surged through Dichau Kalan today as Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta addressed the BJP Tridev Conference in Najafgarh. With thousands of Panna Pramukhs, Booth Pramukhs, and Shakti Kendra Convenors in attendance, the Chief Minister hailed them as the “true architects of Delhi’s development.”
“You are the backbone of our movement,” she declared, urging voters to ensure a resounding victory for BJP candidate Rekha Rani in Ward–128. “Najafgarh must speak with one voice—for progress, unity, and decisive leadership.”
Joined by MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat and MLA Abhay Verma, CM Gupta announced over ₹200 crore in new infrastructure projects for the Kirari–Najafgarh region. Roads, drains, sewerage, and civic upgrades are set to transform historically neglected village areas.
“For decades, rural Delhi was ignored. We are changing that—permanently,” she said, highlighting the government’s commitment to solving waterlogging, broken roads, and sanitation gaps.
She praised BJP’s public representatives for their selfless service and reaffirmed that no project would suffer from lack of funds. “With support from Prime Minister Modi and the Centre, Delhi’s villages are entering a new era of development.”
The conference ended with chants of unity and resolve, echoing the spirit of grassroots governance.
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