BJP Workers Listen to ‘Mann Ki Baat’ at Around 220 Locations in Ludhiana
Following the directions of BJP District President Sunil Modgil, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popular radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ was listened to collectively at all BJP circles, mandals and almost all Shakti Kendras across Ludhiana. Sunil Modgil said that BJP workers and members of the public listened to the programme at around 220 locations in the city.
City Air News
Oct 25, 2026 08:16
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Ludhiana, October 25, 2026: Following the directions of BJP District President Sunil Modgil, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popular radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ was listened to collectively at all BJP circles, mandals and almost all Shakti Kendras across Ludhiana. Sunil Modgil said that BJP workers and members of the public listened to the programme at around 220 locations in the city.
Sunil Modgil said that in the 139th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appreciated the contributions and spirit of service of the people on the completion of 12 years of the programme. The Prime Minister described the journey as a medium for understanding the hard work, courage, dedication and spirit of service of ordinary citizens across the country.
He said that the Prime Minister called upon people to promote ‘Vocal for Local’ ahead of the upcoming Diwali festival and urged them to give priority to indigenous products. He also stressed the importance of encouraging local products and recognising the efforts of people who are bringing positive changes to society through their talent and hard work in different parts of the country.
Sunil Modgil said that ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is not merely a radio programme but a powerful medium for connecting with the people, highlighting inspiring initiatives and encouraging public participation in nation-building.
He added that BJP workers would continue their efforts to take the Prime Minister’s message to every section of society and promote indigenous products.
Senior BJP leaders and all district office-bearers also listened to the programme at their respective locations.
