Speaking to IANS after the event, an attendee said, “I have seen Narendra Modi since my childhood, from the time he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. There is a term called ‘aura farming,’ i.e. creating an influential public image, but in the true sense, PM Modi is the one who genuinely does ‘aura farming.’ A single post by him can change people’s views. Whenever he makes an appeal to the youth, the entire country starts following what he says. The qualities that a true and capable leader should have are best exemplified by Prime Minister Modi.”
Another attendee told IANS, “The experience was good. I got to see PM Modi for the first time. It was very exciting and I enjoyed it. As for him, what can I say? He is very popular. But the thing is, even after the protests, we still want changes. In education, whether it is paper leaks or anything related to ministers, things are not up to the mark compared to what PM Modi talks about. That is what we want. Regardless of which party is in power, we want work to be done. It would be good to see further progress.”
“It was quite good. There was a lot of energy and positivity inside. We study at MS University, so our main concern right now is whether something will be done regarding education, because not much has been done in that area yet,” another person said.
An attendee said, “One of the best things is that he is supporting Gen Z. Second is the bullet train, for whose inauguration he has come here. Third, the positivity he has, inspires us to move forward. His programme and the arrangements have been very good.”
Another person told IANS, “Everyone had so much energy today. Seeing him, it felt like there was a very high vibe all around. When he arrived, it did not even feel like he was Indian; he looked like a foreigner because he was glowing so much. His aura filled everyone with high vibrations. Since our Prime Minister often travels abroad, it was quite impressive to see how much he has transformed and how he carries himself after visiting different countries. We were cheering, and we became very happy.”
“This was my first experience attending such a special programme, and I really enjoyed it. I also saw the Prime Minister in person for the first time, which felt very special. I am happy to have received the benefits of this programme. There is now more priority being given to healthcare and education, which was not the case earlier. At present, special attention is being given to senior citizens and pregnant women, and there are also special benefits for children, particularly for girls under schemes such as Kanya-related initiatives,” another person said.
An attendee said, “I had brought this as a gift for the Prime Minister, but I could not go inside because the venue was already full. This is called imprint art. The paper you see here is recycled paper, made by recycling sheets used by children and others. It is a form of community work done along with women who work in this field. Secondly, no one does this kind of work anywhere in the world.”
–IANS
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