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PM Modi's ‘special’ selfie with BJP worker during Chennai visit

PM Modi clicked the seflie during his one-day visit to Tamil Nadu's Chennai where he launched projects worth ₹5,200 crore on Saturday.

Published on: Apr 08, 2023 11:39 PM IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a "special" selfie at the end of his one-day Hyderabad, Chennai visit on Saturday, with a differently abled Bharatiya Janata Party worker. Modi praised Thiru S Manikandan as a "proud" party worker and called him a source of motivation.

PM Modi clicks a selfie with a BJP worker in Chennai on Saturday. (Twitter)
PM Modi clicks a selfie with a BJP worker in Chennai on Saturday. (Twitter)

“A special selfie…In Chennai I met Thiru S. Manikandan. He is a proud @BJP4TamilNadu Karyakarta from Erode, serving as a booth president. A person with disability, he runs his own shop and the most motivating aspect is - he gives a substantial part of his daily profits to BJP,” Modi tweeted, sharing the pictures.

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During a public rally in the city late evening, Modi showered praises for Tamil Nadu’s rich history and said “it is the land of language and literature and a centre of patriotism and national consciousness. Many of the nation's leading freedom fighters were from Tamil Nadu".

Launching projects worth 5,200 crore in Chennai, he hailed the post-2014 National Democratic Alliance government’s efforts to “revolutionise” India’s infrastructure sector.

 
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