PM Modi Unveils Delhi BJP's New, Modern, Architecturally Stunning State Office on Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg

The Delhi BJP celebrated a new chapter on Monday with the inauguration of its permanent state office, blending modern facilities with traditional architectural elegance. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP national president JP Nadda, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, and thousands of party workers attended the occasion, which coincided with the seventh day of Navratri, adding festive significance.

Spread over 30,000 square feet on an 825-square-metre plot, the five-storey building incorporates South Indian design elements, with imposing tall pillars, an elegant façade, and eco-friendly construction. Two basement levels ensure ample parking for visitors and staff.

Inside, the ground floor welcomes visitors with a conference room, reception area, and canteen, while the first-floor auditorium seats 300 for meetings and events. The upper floors house offices for party cells, vice-presidents, secretaries, MPs, and senior leaders, with the top floor reserved for the Delhi BJP president and general secretary (organisation).

Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva praised the project as a "remarkable achievement" in the party's journey from its first office at Ajmeri Gate to 35 years at Pandit Pant Marg. The Rs 2.23 crore building not only provides space and modern amenities but also reflects the party's blend of tradition, functionality, and forward-looking vision.

With its impressive architecture and modern facilities, the new office is set to become both a political hub and a symbol of Delhi BJP's growth, offering party workers a permanent home to plan, connect, and celebrate.