TOP 10: 'Don't call me Modiji. I am Modi', says PM at BJP's Parliamentary party meeting

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, November 7, asked his party members not to call him" Modi ji". He cited the data of peremptory parties winning state pates to assert that the Bharatiya Janata Party is the most favored party for governance. The reflections came during the BJP's administrative party meeting.
Modi said that this wasn't anyone's particular palm, but a collaborative palm. The PM added," Do not part me from the public by making me' Modi ji'." I'm Modi."
Modi was given a standing acclamation at the meeting following the party's miraculous palm in three assembly pates. Party MPs raised taglines lauding his leadership. elderly leaders, including BJP chairman Jagat Prakash Nadda, complimented Modi at the first meeting of the BJP Parliamentary Party in Parliament's Winter Session.
The BJP scored a thumping palm over the Congress in the assembly pates to three countries of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan. Modi's leadership has been cited as the primary reason for its big palm. Modi said it was the result of the hard work of all the party workers that the BJP achieved a massive palm in three countries. The PM appreciated everyone's work. He told that all BJP MPs and ministers have to share in Vikas Bharat Sankalp Yatra from December 22 to January 25.
Union Minister and BJP leader Pralhad Joshi said," PM Modi participated an intriguing fact moment. While being in government when the Congress party faced choices 40 times in countries, it got success only seven times. Whereas BJP got a chance to seek reprise accreditation 39 times and got success 22 times."
The BJP Parliamentary Party, which includes all its Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members, generally meets every week during sessions. In the meetings, its leaders, including Modi, speak on different issues apropos to the docket in Parliament and also to its organisational and political juggernauts.