PM Modi Attends NDA Workshop In Delhi, Photo Of Him Sitting In Last Row Shared By BJP Leaders
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organised a two-day workshop for all MPs of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in New Delhi, ahead of the upcoming Vice Presidential elections. The workshop, which began on Sunday, focused on two themes - "Towards a Developed India by 2027" and the "Effective Use of Social Media by MPs".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also attended the event. A photo from the session has gone viral on social media, showing the Prime Minister seated in the last row along with other leaders. The image was widely shared by BJP leaders, who praised Modi's humility. Sambit Patra posted the picture on 'X' (formerly Twitter), while BJP MP Ravi Kishan also shared it, writing in Hindi: "Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji sitting in the last row at the NDA MPs' workshop is the strength of the BJP. Here, everyone is a karyakarta (worker) in the organisation."
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PM Modi Felicitated for GST Reforms
During the workshop, the Prime Minister was felicitated by NDA leaders for the recent GST reforms. The GST Council, chaired by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, had approved the reforms last week, which are set to be implemented on September 22.
Calling it a "Diwali bonanza", Modi hailed the reforms and described GST 2.0 as a "double dose of support and growth" for India. He added, "Without timely changes, we cannot give our country its rightful place in today's global situation. I had said from the Red Fort on August 15 that it is crucial to undertake next-generation reforms to make India self-reliant."
Vice Presidential Elections
Meanwhile, voting for the Vice Presidential elections is scheduled for September 9. The polling will take place from 10 am to 5 pm, with results to be announced the same evening.
The NDA has fielded CP Radhakrishnan as its candidate, while the India bloc has nominated B Sudershan Reddy. To secure victory, a candidate needs 392 votes. The NDA currently has 293 MPs in the Lok Sabha and 130 in the Rajya Sabha, giving Radhakrishnan a strong advantage in the 2025 Vice Presidential polls.












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