PM Modi urges BJP leaders, workers BJP workers tried to show their support for Narendra Modi by tagging' Modi ka Parivar' in front of his name on his social media account. Before the Lok Sabha choices, BJP workers had tried to show their support for Narendra Modi by tagging' Modi ka parivar' in front of his name on their social media accounts. Top BJP leaders, including Devendra Fadnavis, had added the tagline" Modi ka parivar" to his name.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked social media platforms to remove the tagline' Modi ka Parivar' from their names. He posted this on social media. During the Lok Sabha election crusade, the people of India showed their affection for me by adding the tagline' Modi ka Parivar' to my name on their social media accounts. I got a lot of support from that. The people of the country gave a third maturity to the NDA.
It also provides an occasion to serve the people. We're all one family, I thank you for effectively conveying this communication." I request you to remove the tagline' Modi ka parivar',"" Modi said." Indeed if the tagline' Modi ka Parivar' is removed from the name of the social media account, the obliged relationship will remain. He also said that his family is an integral part of India's progress. Lalu Prasad Yadav had targeted Modi at a rally of the Grand Alliance in Patna on March 3.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticises dynasties, but why does he not have a family of his own?" Lalu Prasad Yadav asked. The BJP has not answered this question. The 140 crore people of the country are PM Modi's family," he said. After this, the BJP leaders had started writing Modi Ka Parivaar on their social media accounts.