Soul' of bharat Modi

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 I am proud that I was born in India. You are our Prime Minister who loves my country as much as my soul. 

When I see developments in economic power, development, culture, etc., I feel sad that I was born in Kerala.

 "Kerala is beginning to forget development, there are no developed areas due to communism, Congress sees only development of its own people and followers, there is not even one percent love for the country." 

 "Those who love India want Narendra Modi to be the Prime Minister of India for many years to come." 

'Cause I came here, 

There is a place called Kottayam in Kerala where only the Congress can win here. 

Vote left and right, alternately. 

A section of people in Kerala are trying to communalize the BJP through social media and otherwise.

Because once the BJP leadership came to power, the leadership is under the suspicion of exposing the falsehoods committed by them.

 

I have been in social media marketing for 8 years. 

There is a lot of social media influence in Kerala, even foreigners coming to Kerala to boost the social media sector. 


This is where the BJP leadership has to do a lot; be strong on social media and find a strong public relations manager against false propaganda. 


Next, Surendran Sir is a good president of the BJP.

A lot of people still remember him in their minds. 

For that to change, another strong person has to come in. 

I have in mind a person who responds to the social media filled with youth, Akhil Marar, the winner of the show Bigg Boss, and also the person who once helped the leadership, when he comes to the leadership, the youth of Kerala. 

You'll see a big line, 

If you want to uproot the leaders who have no patriotism, the BJP should come to power in Kerala. 

I want development and security for my country. 

The situation is, if you see the change in the leadership of the BJP, you will not see the politics of left and right hypocrisy here.


I told you like a father.

My country is my mother. 

If you see this 

That's my success. 

Jai Hind 


Location: 67C5+9M Aruvappulam, Kerala, India

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