PM Modi's first election win
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commemorated the 22nd anniversary of his first election nomination by sharing a nostalgic video of the event from 2002. Expressing gratitude, he highlighted the significance of Rajkot, where he won his maiden electoral victory. Reflecting on the trust bestowed upon him by the people of Rajkot, PM Modi emphasized his commitment to fulfilling their aspirations.
PM Modi’s first election win
The shared video, presented by the Modi Archive platform, encapsulates the journey of PM Modi through various archival materials, including pictures, videos, and newspaper clips. The archive’s commentary underscores the pivotal moment in Gujarat’s political landscape and its broader implications for India and the world.
Rajkot will always have a very special place in my heart. It was the people of this city who put their faith in me, giving me my first ever electoral win. Since then, I have always worked to do justice to the aspirations of the Janta Janardan. It’s also a happy coincidence that I… https://t.co/mhVeNPyDTe
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 24, 2024
Recalling the circumstances preceding his electoral debut, PM Modi’s transition to chief minister following the Gujarat earthquakes is noted. Despite his lack of prior electoral experience, his adeptness in political management and mobilization is acknowledged, paving the way for a significant victory.
PM Modi’s own words resonate with humility and gratitude as he acknowledges the support of the electorate, particularly the people of Rajkot, who entrusted him with their mandate. His victory not only validated his leadership but also laid the groundwork for his subsequent endeavors.
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In revisiting this milestone, PM Modi’s journey from a first-time MLA to India’s Prime Minister is emblematic of his unwavering dedication to serving the nation and fulfilling the aspirations of its citizens.
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