Qamar Mohsin Sheikh, often referred to as the Pakistani-born Rakhi Sister of Narendra Modi, will go to New Delhi to tie a rakhi to the Prime Minister on this Raksha Bandhan. For the past 30 years, Sheikh has sent Modi a Rakhi each year.
Created rakhi herself
“I created the ‘Rakhi’ myself this time. As he enjoys reading, I would also give PM Modi a book on agriculture. I haven’t been able to travel for the last two or three years because of Covid-19, but this time I’ll get to meet him in person,” said Sheikh, who moved to India from Pakistan following her marriage.
“I created him a red Rakhi particularly for him. The color red is viewed as a sign of power. I prayed for him to become Gujarat’s chief minister before, and he did. I used to say that I wanted him to be prime minister every time I tied the Rakhi. He consistently responded in the positive, telling him that God would grant all of his requests. He is currently the PM and serving the nation admirably, she said.
#WATCH | Ahmedabad, Gujarat: Qamar Mohsin Shaikh, PM Narendra Modi's rakhi sister says, "This time I have made the 'Rakhi' myself. I will also gift him (PM Modi) a book on agriculture as he is fond of reading. For the last 2-3 years I was unable to go due to Covid but this time I… pic.twitter.com/BMbbNrRyOP
— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2023
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Confident that modi will be PM once more
She expressed excitement about seeing the prime minister this year when she sent Raksha Bandhan wishes to him last year. There is no question that he would serve as prime minister once more, she remarked in reference to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. He merits it because he possesses such qualities, and I want him to always remain India’s prime minister.
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Sisters fasten a Rakhi on their brother’s wrist on Raksha Bandhan and offer a prayer for their well-being and longevity. Sisters have been shown to return the favor in recent trends. The festival is observed on the final day of the Shravana lunar month in the Hindu calendar, which usually occurs in August.
