Jammu Tawi: The Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) marked a significant step in its expansion in Jammu and Kashmir with the inauguration of a new party office in RS Pura, Jammu, on Sunday. The event was led by SBSP’s J&K President Vivek Bali, who was joined by party leaders Ashok Kumar Dhar and Sunita Raina, both in-charges of the party’s Migrant Cells for Jammu and Kashmir, respectively.
Speaking at the inauguration, Bali reaffirmed the party’s dedication to addressing key issues affecting the region—particularly unemployment and youth empowerment. He said the SBSP aims to bridge the gap between the people and the government, ensuring marginalized voices are heard and their needs met.
Following the office launch, the party conducted a joining program where several individuals pledged allegiance to SBSP. Notable new entrants included Pastor Mohan Lal, former Patwari Sewa Ram, and local leaders Ravinder Kumar, Satpaul Motton, Naresh Kumar, Gulshan Kumar, Rajesh Kumar, Prem Paul, Mantu Kumar, and Kuldeep Raj, among others.
Bali welcomed the new members, highlighting the party’s commitment to clean governance and grassroots-level development. “Today marks a new chapter in our journey to serve the people of Jammu and Kashmir,” he said. “We are committed to addressing community concerns and providing essential support.”
SBSP’s vision, Bali reiterated, is rooted in inclusivity, empathy, and service, with an unwavering focus on building a just and equitable society across Jammu and Kashmir.
