Varanasi, 10 June (HS): Celebrations and service filled the

air in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's parliamentary constituency, Varanasi, on

Wednesday, marking the completion of 12 years of his uninterrupted term. Led by

state Cabinet Minister Anil Rajbhar, BJP workers distributed fruits to patients

at the primary health center in Chiraigaon. The Cabinet Minister also wished

the patients a speedy recovery.

Speaking to reporters outside the hospital, Minister Anil

Rajbhar mentioned the central government's public welfare schemes and

improvements in health services. He said that under Prime Minister Modi's

leadership, the country is continuously setting new dimensions of development.

BJP workers, District Vice President Sanjay Singh, program coordinator Kamlesh

Maurya, Jaiprakash Choubey, Shiv Kumar Choubey, Mamta Rai, and health

department officials and employees were also present on the occasion.

Blessings sought for Modi at the Ganga Dwar of Kashi

Vishwanath Dham: On Wednesday, on completion of 12 years of continuous tenure

of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Namami Gange volunteers performed Aarti of

Mother Ganga at Ganga Dwar of Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham with the picture of

the Prime Minister and the national flag. After this, blessings were sought

from Baba Vishwanath and Mother Ganga for the Prime Minister. Ganga Sevak

Rajesh Shukla, who led the program, said that on this day Prime Minister

Narendra Modi broke the record of the first Prime Minister Pandit Jawahar Lal

Nehru for remaining in office for the longest period as an elected Prime

Minister in the history of independent India.

Prime Minister Modi has set the record for the

longest-serving Prime Minister. Rajesh Shukla said that June 10, 2026, has been

recorded as a historic day in the history of Indian democracy. Meanwhile, the

district and metropolitan units of the Bharatiya Janata Party also organized

various service, cleanliness, religious, and public awareness programs on this

occasion.

According to BJP Kashi region president Dilip Patel,

cleanliness drives and tree planting programs were held in various assembly

constituencies, major temples, ghats, and public places. Various public service

programs were organized. Fruits, medicine, clothing, soap, and other essential

items were distributed to various hospitals, community health centers, old age

homes, orphanages, and social service institutions in the district.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi