Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha celebrated the festival of Raksha Bandhan at the State Office by tying Rakhi to Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva

Mahesh Chandra - Delhi

Schoolgirls from various institutions tied special “seed” rakhis and extended greetings to Virendra Sachdeva

“Raksha Bandhan is a beautiful bond of service, dedication, and belonging, and it holds its own significance” — Virendra Sachdeva

“Mahila Morcha will celebrate Raksha Bandhan in all 256 service clusters of Delhi” — Richa Pandey Mishra

New Delhi, August 5:
The Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha today organized a Raksha Bandhan celebration at the State BJP office. On this occasion, Mahila Morcha President Smt. Richa Pandey Mishra, along with other office bearers, tied rakhi to Delhi BJP President Shri Virendra Sachdeva with great joy and enthusiasm.

On this occasion, Mahila Morcha In-Charge Smt. Shyambala, General Secretaries Smt. Priyal Bhardwaj, Smt. Sarita Tomar, and Ms. Vaishali Poddar, among other members, also tied rakhi to Shri Virendra Sachdeva. Students from various schools also participated and tied rakhi to the Delhi BJP President.

Special “seed rakhis” made by schoolgirls were tied to the President as a symbol of environmental awareness. The Mahila Morcha sisters offered warm wishes through songs, music, and sweets to Shri Virendra Sachdeva.

Speaking to the media, Shri Virendra Sachdeva extended advance greetings to everyone on Raksha Bandhan. He said, “Raksha Bandhan is not just a festival — it is a living expression of our social and cultural values. Today, by tying this sacred thread, the sisters of Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha have bestowed immense affection, blessings, and warmth upon me. I feel truly fortunate to be part of this heartfelt celebration.”

He added, “These rakhis are not just tied on the wrist but on the heart. They represent a beautiful bond of service, dedication, and belonging, and they carry deep meaning.”

He further said, “Raksha Bandhan is a sacred and emotional festival that symbolizes the unwavering love, trust, and protective bond between brothers and sisters. It not only strengthens family ties but also promotes mutual trust, love, and dedication within society.”

Smt. Richa Pandey Mishra stated that the Mahila Morcha will celebrate Raksha Bandhan in all 256 service clusters across Delhi. “Rakhis will be tied and sweets distributed in every service area and slum colony. To mark the occasion, the Mahila Morcha sisters, along with BJP’s slum outreach workers and guardians, will organize celebrations at all 256 locations across the city with great enthusiasm.”