My country, my family: PM takes aim at Opposition’s “kinless” remark

Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to a “rattled opposition” on the eve of the Lok Sabha election on Monday by crafting a brand-new electoral slogan, “Mera Bharat, mera parivar,” one day after senior INDIA bloc leader Lalu Prasad made fun of him for saying “PM has no family.”

Following the Prime Minister’s announcement at a public gathering in Adilabad, Telangana, that the whole nation was united in the appeal to “I am Modi’s family,” prominent BJP leaders and Union ministers modified their social media accounts to add the term “Modi ka parivar” to their names.

The PM and the BJP launched the “main hoon chowkidar” campaign ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections as a response to Rahul Gandhi, the Congress chairman at the time, who had teased the PM with the line “chowkidar chor hai.” Veterans of Congress have already acknowledged that their loss at the hustings was because to their anti-Modi statements.

Replicating the 2019 “main hoon chowkidar” incident, BJP heavyweights JP Nadda, Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, Nirmala Sitharaman, Nitin Gadkari, and a plethora of party employees and supporters referred to themselves as “Modi ka parivar” on Monday. For his part, Modi criticised Lalu Prasad today but did not mention him. Leaders of the INDI Alliance, steeped

They are deeply shaken by the corruption, nepotism, and appeasement that surround them. They have finally made public their actual platform for the election. The Prime Minister addressed appreciative audiences in Telangana, adding, “They have started saying Modi has no family because I question their nepotism.”

He continued by saying that his life “was an open book” for everyone to read and that since he was a little boy, his only goal in life has been to serve the nation and its citizens.

“My life is a public record, and individuals monitor my actions.” They regularly write to me, telling me to take it easy and not push myself too hard. My one and only goal in life is to fulfill your aspirations and enhance your children’s future. I consider 140 crore Indians to be my family, which is why I am loved by them as a family member,” the prime minister stated, yelling the phrase “Mera Bharat, mera parivar” and repeating it in Telugu as well.

The crowd erupted into frantic “I am Modi’s family” sloganeering as he requested them to repeat it after him.