After Ayodhya Visit, PM Modi Sends Letter, Gifts To Ujjwala Recipient Meera Manjhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi penned a letter to Meera Majhi, a beneficiary of the Ujjwala Yojana whom he met during his recent visit to Ayodhya on December 30.

In addition to the letter, the Prime Minister sent a gift package to Majhi and her family. The package included a tea set, a vibrant drawing book filled with an array of colors, and various other items.

"Upon my return from Ayodhya, I watched your interviews on various TV channels. The humility and confidence exhibited by you and your family while sharing your experiences deeply touched me. Your happiness, along with that of millions of Indians, is my greatest treasure. It fuels my determination to work for the country," expressed the Prime Minister in his letter.

"As the 100 millionth beneficiary of the Ujjwala Yojana, you are not merely a statistic to me. I perceive it as a testament to the realization of dreams for millions of Indians," he further added.

During his visit to Ayodhya, Prime Minister Modi inaugurated several significant development projects. Meera Majhi, benefiting from the Ujjwala scheme, was among the individuals he engaged with during this visit.

A touching video shared by news agency ANI captured PM Modi entering Meera's residence. Despite family members attempting to touch his feet, the Prime Minister humbly urged them not to. His visit aimed to connect with the family that became the 100 millionth recipient of the gas cylinder distribution scheme.

During the visit, Majhi expressed gratitude for the PM Awas scheme, highlighting the newfound stability in her family due to having a home. She emphasized the positive impact of the Ujjwala scheme, citing the convenience it brought to her life. Majhi mentioned to Modi how cooking on a gas stove saved time, allowing her more quality moments with her children.

Recounting details of the Prime Minister's visit, Meera Majhi revealed that she had no prior knowledge of his arrival. Just an hour before the visit, she was informed about the impending visit of a political leader.

"He came, interacted with my family members, inquired about the benefits of the Ujjwala scheme we were receiving. Then, he asked me what I had cooked. I mentioned rice, lentils, vegetables, and also tea. He requested a cup of tea, saying one should have tea in the cold. He remarked that it was a little sweeter. I told him that's how I usually make tea," shared Meera Majhi.