18-Day Volunteer Mission Crosses Into Madhya Pradesh, Expands to Six States

After 18 days of continuous outreach, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha’s "Service Resolve Journey" has rolled into Madhya Pradesh, extending its footprint across six Indian states. The mission, framed as a celebration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years of service, leverages bike rallies and community events to spark youth participation.

The programme now runs on 20 routes: one in Madhya Pradesh, seven in Rajasthan, one in Chhattisgarh, six in Uttar Pradesh, two in Jharkhand and three in Gujarat. This wide‑scale network is intended to boost volunteer numbers and deepen citizen interaction.

Hemang Joshi, the national head of BJYM, remarked that the enthusiasm among the volunteers has not waned. He said that each checkpoint offers smiles, cooperation and affection, motivating the young cadres to contribute toward a more developed nation.

On the ground, volunteers are executing sanitation campaigns, planting trees, promoting water‑saving techniques, caring for cows, assisting the elderly, holding public dialogues and organising community‑based activities, thereby translating the campaign’s ethos into real‑world impact.