Close X
Friday, November 1, 2024
ADVT 
India

Die-hard fan of PM Modi reaches Jamui to serve him cup of tea

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Apr, 2024 11:51 AM
  • Die-hard fan of PM Modi reaches Jamui to serve him cup of tea

Patna, April 4 (IANS) A die-hard fan of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, reached the rally venue in Bihar's Jamui District to serve him a cup of tea on Thursday.

PM Modi addressed a massive rally in Bihar’s Jamui district on Thursday afternoon where people had gathered in large numbers.

In the crowd was also Ashok Kumar Sahani, a tea seller of Bihar’s Muzaffarpur, who had reached Jamui on Thursday morning with the hope of serving the Prime Minister a cup of tea.

He also had a photo of PM Modi painted on his body.

“I wanted to meet my lord (PM Narendra Modi) and serve him tea. I have been to the rallies of PM Narendra Modi at several places like Kanpur, Varanasi, Jharkhand, Bettiah, Motihari, Delhi and other cities in the last seven years to meet him. I came to Jamui today with the hope of meeting the Prime Minister and serving him a cup of tea. I have not been successful in my efforts so far but I will keep trying,” Sahani said.

MORE India ARTICLES

Delhi Metro to give Rs 15L compensation to kin of woman dragged along platform

Delhi Metro to give Rs 15L compensation to kin of woman dragged along platform
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will provide a compensation of Rs 15 lakh to the next of kin of a woman passenger, who died following a mishap at the Inderlok Metro station last week, an official said. The 35-year-old woman succumbed to injuries at a hospital on December 16, which she sustained when her saree and jacket got stuck in the door of a Delhi Metro train following which she got dragged by the train for several metres.

Delhi Metro to give Rs 15L compensation to kin of woman dragged along platform

A few incidents cannot derail India-US ties, says PM Modi on Pannun case

A few incidents cannot derail India-US ties, says PM Modi on Pannun case
In his first public response to allegations of an Indian national conspiring to murder a Khalistani separatist in New York, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the issue will be examined, but a few incidents cannot derail ties between India and the US. He underlined that security and counter-terrorism cooperation has been a key component of the ties between India and the US.  

A few incidents cannot derail India-US ties, says PM Modi on Pannun case

Delhi: Man arrested for duping over 900 families of missing persons

Delhi: Man arrested for duping over 900 families of missing persons
A 28-year-old man was arrested for duping over 900 families of the missing persons after downloading information from the ZIPNet (Zonal Integrated Police Network) and other such government websites, a Delhi Police official said on Wednesday. The accused was identified as Shyamsunder Chauhan, a resident of Ranipur Mau, Uttar Pradesh and a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) graduate from Indore.  

Delhi: Man arrested for duping over 900 families of missing persons

21 cases of new Covid variant JN. 1 reported across country

21 cases of new Covid variant JN. 1 reported across country
The Union Health Ministry on Wednesday said that 21 cases of the new variant JN.1 have been reported from across the country. The source said that 19 cases of the new coronavirus variant has been reported from Goa while one each from Maharashtra and Kerala.  

21 cases of new Covid variant JN. 1 reported across country

IGIA set to unveil India’s first multi-modal interstate transport hub

IGIA set to unveil India’s first multi-modal interstate transport hub
According to officials, the hub will be well-connected with an Interstate Bus Terminus (ISBT), the upcoming phase-four line of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), the proposed Passenger Transport Centre (PTC) and the proposed Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) station, including the station for Automated Passenger Mover (APM) near the GMR Aerocity.

IGIA set to unveil India’s first multi-modal interstate transport hub

India, Pakistan abuzz over health status of Dawood; if he was ‘poisoned, critical’

India, Pakistan abuzz over health status of Dawood; if he was ‘poisoned, critical’
The prime cases for which India wants him include the March 12, 1993 Mumbai serial blasts -- ranked the worst-ever terror strike in India -- which claimed 267 people, much higher than the 166 who were killed in the terror attacks of November 26, 2008, that hit the country's commercial capital.

India, Pakistan abuzz over health status of Dawood; if he was ‘poisoned, critical’