BJP national president Nitin Nabin led the proceedings at the party office, performing an aarti ceremony that underscored the festival's cultural weight. Nabin expressed his hope that the occasion would infuse citizens with renewed enthusiasm and lasting happiness. His sentiments were echoed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who utilized social media to reach a broader audience, specifically petitioning for the deity’s role in securing both individual well-being and the country’s broader stability.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh further framed the celebration as a mechanism for strengthening public cooperation. By characterizing Ganesha as the symbolic remover of obstacles and a beacon of wisdom, Singh argued that such traditions remain essential for maintaining the nation's cultural ethos. These coordinated gestures from the party’s top tier highlight an ongoing effort to align political identity with traditional festivities across the country.





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