Delhi: After winning the parliamentary elections, Narendra Modi has been sworn in as the prime minister and has given important instructions to the BJP and its supporters.
The BJP alliance won 294 seats in the recently concluded parliamentary elections. However, since the BJP did not secure a majority on its own, it formed the government at the center with the support of its allies. Narendra Modi has been sworn in as Prime Minister for the third time.
In this case, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an important instruction to his party members and BJP supporters. That is, ahead of this parliamentary election, many BJP supporters added the words ‘Modi Ka Parivar’ next to their names on their social media accounts. It is called ‘Modi’s Army’ in Tamil. It was seen that this word was behind the names of BJP supporters in many accounts like Twitter and Facebook.
In this case, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now said to remove the term ‘Modi ka Parivar’. In a post on his X page, Modi said, “During the election campaign, people across the country added the word Modi ka Parivar after their name on their social media accounts. It gave me a lot of strength. The people of India have also given us a third majority. This is an achievement. I am grateful.
Similarly, I request you to remove the word Modi ka Parivar from your social media. You can remove that name from the display if you want. But it will never change that we are the only Parivar who strives for the country.”
Earlier, during the last 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP members and supporters added the word Chowkidar to their social media names to mean protector (protectors of India).
