Senior party figure Ravinder Raina led the commemoration, framing the Prime Minister’s record as a transformative period for the country. He pointed to the scale of nationwide projects extending from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh, positioning the current government's work as a unified effort across diverse regions. Central to the narrative was the Bhata Durrian tunnel, an infrastructure endeavor carrying an investment of over Rs 5,000 crore. The project is designed to bridge critical gaps for both civilian travelers and the military, aiming to bolster connectivity in a rugged, sensitive border terrain.
District president Gurdeep Singh Khalsa echoed these sentiments, linking the local project to the wider 'Viksit Bharat' vision. Beyond the tunnel, the rally served to amplify the impact of national welfare initiatives and the efforts of the Border Roads Organisation. By choosing a high-stakes construction site for the anniversary, party organizers emphasized that their political longevity is tied directly to the completion of physical infrastructure projects intended to reshape regional logistics.
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