Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Celebrates 12 Years Of PM Narendra Modi With Special Prayers In Kishanganj

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta attended a special event in Kishanganj marking 12 years of trust, development, and welfare under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She participated in prayers for the nation and the Prime Minister.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister visited the Pinjrapole Gaushala, where she performed gau seva. Following Sanatan tradition, she fed fodder to the cows and also offered prayers at the temple within the gaushala campus.

Prayers for progress and harmony

Rekha Gupta sat in the temple and recited the Sundarkand with devotion. The recitation was dedicated to the country's continued progress, social harmony, good health, and long life for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Sharing her thoughts, the Chief Minister reflected on the 12-year journey of Narendra Modi as "Pradhan Sevak," calling it a chapter of service, sacrifice, and nation-building. She praised his leadership over the years.

According to her, the country has achieved new milestones in trust, development, and public welfare, and India's global identity has strengthened under his leadership.

Rekha Gupta said visible changes across the country reflect his governance style, noting that he remains closely connected to the ground level. She added that his words align with his actions, which has increased public trust in the system.

The Chief Minister also highlighted various welfare schemes launched under Narendra Modi's leadership, saying they have benefited the poor and marginalised sections and helped bring them into the mainstream of development.

She prayed for the Prime Minister's health and longevity, noting that he is serving as the country's longest continuously elected Prime Minister. She expressed hope that he continues to serve the nation with energy and dedication.

She added that such efforts will help take India to new heights, and the event served as a reminder of 12 years of development focused on service, dedication, and public welfare.