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Ex-CBI Director Nageshwar Rao Becomes National President of Sarvjan Sanatan Party

Rao said his party will focus on education, health, livelihoods and civilizational reconnection as it seeks modern development rooted in Sanatan values.

  • On Saturday, former CBI Director M. Nageshwar Rao announced his entry into active politics in Varanasi, assuming the role of National President of the Sarvjan Sanatan Party .
  • Rao, who served nearly four decades in security, law, and administration, stated he now intends to apply his professional experience toward the broader development of the nation and society.
  • The party's vision prioritizes four pillars—education, health, livelihood, and civilizational reconnection—while emphasizing that "Satya Sanatan, Nitya Newan" serves as the foundational ideology of the organization.
  • Joined by party officials including National Vice President Mahant Tirthanand, Rao clarified that the party aims to serve all communities rather than create social divisions through its platform.
  • Building a modern, technologically advanced India remains the group's primary goal, ensuring the nation stays connected to its cultural history and civilizational roots rather than merely returning to the past.
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Former CBI Director M. Nageswara Rao entered active politics as the national president of the Sarvajanik Sanatan Party in Varanasi. Drawing on nearly four decades of experience, he argued that the country's reconstruction will not be achieved solely through administrative reforms.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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