A stronger India,
built together
A political organisation working in Delhi — taking down residents' civic complaints, following what happens to them, and publishing what the party stands for and how it is funded. This site is that record.
An organisation built on one principle
Bhartiya Rashtriya Jansatta is built on Rashtrahit Sarvopari — the principle that national welfare takes precedence in every decision. It is a filter we apply before politics, not after.
- Recording and following up civic complaints in Delhi's neighbourhoods
- Publishing policy and position in plain language, in the open
- Keeping a public record of funding and compliance
- Organising volunteers for welfare drives and public meetings
The record so far
The Jan Samvad figures are read live from the database on every page load. Anything the party has not yet recorded is shown blank rather than estimated.
Our Work
From work on the ground to policy, each entry sets out the objective, what was done, and what came of it.
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Jan Samvad
Water, roads, streetlights, drains, garbage. Report a problem in your locality — you get a reference number and you can follow what happens to it.
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Where the money comes from
Who pays for a party decides who it listens to. What Indian law requires of party funding, and what BRJ records against every contribution, set out in the open.
Be a part of the movement
Become a member, volunteer, or offer a skill. A member of our team will get in touch.