In the run up of elections, it seems Narendra Modi has been taking the proverb when in Rome do as the Romans do far too seriously. From Himachali topi to dumluk in Manipur, Modi headgears have attracted much fancy.
Updated on: Feb 25, 2014, 17:34:24 IST
Hindustan Times | By HT Corresspondent, Chandigarh
In the run up to the Lok Sabha elections, it seems Narendra Modi has been taking the proverb when in Rome do as the Romans do far too seriously. From Himachali topi to dumluk in Manipur, Modi headgears have attracted much fancy.On one hand, where people are liking all the avatars of BJP's prime ministerial candidate, he is also being sharply criticised for refusing to wear a 'skull cap' back in 2011, the critics here being the netizens.
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We bring you all the avatar's Modi has undergone in his campaigning for the upcoming elections till date.
