Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday was in Nathdwara in Rajasthan to address a crowd at the inaugural of a development project. Something interesting happened on the occasion.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot was called upon to deliver his address. Soon enough, the crowds raised 'Modi Modi' chants in support of the Prime Minister. This was an awkward situation for the Congress party.
Such instances are expected when both the CM and the PM belong to the same party. In this instance, Gehlot belongs to a party that is vehemently antagonistic to the BJP.
BJP supporters on social media are widely sharing the video clip. "This video is proof that 2024 is a done deal for Modi, whose popularity remains huge in Rajasthan. It is safe to assume that his popularity is strong in key States like UP and MP as well. BJP won a landslide in Gujarat just a few months ago. NDA is coming back to power in 2024 without a doubt," a supporter wrote.
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