Newly elected BJP national president Nitin Navin began his first day in office by seeking blessings at prominent religious places in Delhi ahead of the formal announcement of his appointment. Visuals showed Nitin Navin offering prayers at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, where he bowed his head and participated in ardas. Senior BJP leaders and Delhi government ministers accompanied him during the visit. Earlier in the day, Nitin Navin visited Jhandewalan Temple, Valmiki Temple and the Hanuman Temple at Connaught Place, marking a symbolic start to his tenure by paying respects across different faiths. Heavy security arrangements were in place as his convoy moved between locations, while party workers gathered in large numbers to welcome him. The official announcement of Nitin Navin as BJP’s national president is scheduled for 11:30 am at the party headquarters in Delhi, where a grand event has been organised. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, senior party leaders and chief ministers of BJP-ruled states are expected to attend. At 45, Nitin Navin is set to become the youngest national president of the BJP. Party leaders describe his elevation as the beginning of a “new era,” emphasising youth leadership, organisational strength and preparation for upcoming state and national elections.


