New Delhi, India — April 6, 2026
India’s ruling party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), celebrated its 47th Foundation Day on Monday, with top leaders extending greetings to party workers and praising their dedication to public service and nation-building.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the tributes, highlighting the party’s commitment to the principle of “India First” and its continued focus on public welfare.
PM Modi Praises Workers’ Dedication
In his message shared on social media, PM Modi commended BJP workers for their selfless service, tireless efforts, and unwavering commitment to good governance.
He emphasized that the party’s growth over decades has been driven by the sacrifices and determination of countless grassroots workers who strengthened its foundation through dedication and service.
“The BJP has always prioritized the welfare of people, and this commitment is reflected in governance at both the central and state levels,” PM Modi said.
Amit Shah Highlights ‘Nation First’ Principle
Union Home Minister Amit Shah also extended greetings, reiterating the party’s guiding philosophy of “Nation First, Party Next, Self Last.”
Shah said the BJP has consistently demonstrated its commitment through actions—whether in strengthening national security, improving internal stability, setting development benchmarks, or preserving India’s cultural heritage.
He also paid tribute to selfless contributors and invoked the spirit of sacrifice, acknowledging those who have played a role in shaping the party’s journey.
Yogi Adityanath Calls BJP a ‘Living Ideological Movement’
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath described the BJP as more than just a political organization, calling it a “living ideological tradition.”
In his message, CM Adityanath said the party’s journey extends beyond power and politics, emphasizing its vision of “Antyodaya to Rashtroudaya” — uplifting the last person in society to achieve national progress.
He added that the BJP has evolved into a vast and dynamic movement, driven by values, service, and commitment to empowering the aspirations of over 1.45 billion Indians.
A Legacy of Growth and Governance
Founded in 1980, the BJP has grown into India’s largest political party, playing a central role in shaping national policy and governance.
Leaders across the party used the occasion to reaffirm their commitment to inclusive development, public service, and strengthening democratic institutions.
Outlook: Focus on Service and Expansion
As the BJP marks another milestone, the leadership’s messaging reflects a continued focus on grassroots engagement, governance delivery, and ideological expansion.
The Foundation Day celebrations serve not only as a moment of reflection but also as a reaffirmation of the party’s long-term vision centered on service, development, and national interest.
