Meeting of PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi’s sister, seeing the picture will give an idea of simplicity
The video of the meeting between the sisters of PM Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is going viral on social media. In this video, both are seen meeting each other very warmly. Actually, PM Modi’s sister Vasantiben had come on a pilgrimage to Neelkanth Dham. Meanwhile, he came to know that CM Yogi’s sister Shashi Devi’s shop is also nearby. Both met near a temple in Kothari. Both of them hugged each other. During this his video was also made. As soon as this video was uploaded on social media, it started going viral. People are talking about the simplicity of the sisters of both the leaders.
PM Narendra Modi’s sister had reached Devnagari Rishikesh on a religious visit. She stayed at Dayanand Ashram during her personal visit. She was accompanied by her husband Hasmukh and some other relatives. PM Modi’s sister and her family went to Neelkanth Mahadev Temple and Bhuvaneshwari Temple to offer prayers. While returning from there, he met CM Yogi’s sister Shashi Devi at her shop. BJP leader Ajay Nanda shared the video of this meeting in a tweet.
BJP leader praised
Ajay Nanda wrote in the post along with the video that the meeting of PM Modi’s sister Vasantiben and CM Yogi’s sister Shashi exemplifies the essence of simplicity, Indian culture and tradition. He wrote that it is heartening to see their relationship beyond politics and we are proud of these two remarkable individuals representing the values of India. A large number of people have reacted to the words written in praise of the two sisters of BJP.
Shashi runs the shop
CM Yogi’s sister Shashi Devi runs a shop named ‘Maa Bhuvaneshwari Prasad Bhandar’. Worship material is available here. Her husband runs a small tea stall named ‘Jai Shri Guru Gorakshanath Ji’. The families of both PM Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath stay away from the limelight. UP CM Yogi is from Uttarakhand and his family still lives in Panchur village of Pauri district.
