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Know who is Narendra Modi’s Dharamputra?
At a time when the Prime Minister is scheduled to visit Nepal with the motive to infuse fresh energy into Indo-Nepal relation, this family is excited to give their ‘Messiah' Modi a warm welcome.
Modi is like ‘Messiah’ for the boy Jit Bahadur
According
to
the
India
TV
report,
the
family
of
the
boy
named
Jit
Bahadur
considers
him
the
‘dharmputra' of
Narendra
Modi
as
he
provided
the
deprived
boy
all
facilities
in
life.
Modi
not
only
helped
him
in
getting
educated
but
also
facilitated
the
boy
to
meet
him
with
his
family.
Jit's
mother
Khagisra
Saru
says,
"I
gave
birth
to
my
son
but
what
Narendra
Modi
did
for
him
was
more
than
that".
I
met
him
(Narendra
Modi)
when
I
was
little,
he
took
care
of
me
like
his
own
son:
Jeet
Bahadur
pic.twitter.com/JMFsm2S2pJ
—
ANI
(@ANI_news)
August
2,
2014
Narrating the incident about how Jeet came in contact with Modi, Saru says that in 1998, the 10-year-old left for Delhi to earn livelihood. Then subsequently he went to Rajashthan and then moved to Gujarat. A woman helped him to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Since then, the boy who is pursuing BBA at a college in Ahmedabad, is under the supervision of Prime Minister.
Modi‘s claims to be pro-poor are very much evident from this incident which shows that he has respect for poor and deprived section of the people.
During the election campaigning, he didn't rake up his humble origin of selling chai for his personal gain to get votes, rather he did so because he has high regard for this deprived section in his heart. He values the commoners who really need someone to hold their hand and help them achieve something good in life.
This makes him a ‘True Messiah' and especially for the boy Jeet Bahadur.
