Bhavnagar: An emotional moment unfolded during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public rally in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. While Modi was addressing the gathering, a young child presented a hand-drawn portrait of Prime Minister Modi. When PM Modi noticed the child and his drawing, he looked at him from the stage and praised his hard work. The child was moved by the Prime Minister’s reaction, and tears welled up in his eyes.
The crowd applauded and praised the child’s art and sentiments. Prime Minister Modi not only accepted the drawing, but also smiled and waved to the child, saying, “I will write you a letter.” This moment became the most tender and heartwarming moment of the event.
PM Narendra Modi in Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his visit with a grand roadshow in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, on Saturday. PM Modi arrived at Gandhi Maidan amid a welcome from thousands of people. He inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for development projects worth ₹34,200 crore. Afterward, PM Modi addressed the public gathering on a number of issues. Emphasizing schemes like “Samudra Se Samriddhi,” PM Modi spoke about self-reliant India and the adoption of Swadeshi.
Taking aim at Congress too
PM Narendra Modi also targeted Congress during the meeting. He said that India has no shortage of potential, but after independence, Congress ignored the country’s capabilities. He said that even after 6-7 decades of independence, India has not achieved the success it deserves.
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PM Modi cited two main reasons for this: First, Congress kept the country entangled in the license-quota raj for a long time and isolated it from global markets. Second, when the era of globalization arrived, only imports were adopted, and a series of scams began. The Prime Minister said that Congress’s policies caused the greatest harm to the country’s youth and prevented India’s true strengths from being revealed. He stressed that now is the time for India to become self-reliant and stand strong before the world.
