The gentle, kind-hearted persona of Narendra Modi
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The gentle, kind-hearted persona of Narendra Modi

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Mar 2, 2013, 12:00 am IST
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Krupal Chokshi
recently I read news in The Times of India about Justice Katju comparing Gujarat’s CM Shri Narendra Modi with Hitler. I was literally stunned and shocked because I had a chance to know him.

According to my experience Shri Narendra Modi treats the entire Gujarat and its population of six crore as his family irrespective of any caste discrimination and loves everyone. In fact he loves the entire Bharat.

I am on bed for more than four years. One day I told my father that I want to see CM and would like to meet him. The message somehow reached Shri Modi.

As soon as the message reached him he took out time from his busy schedule and came to see me. He talked to me with such emotions that I felt that I am talking to my elder brother. He was so compassionate, I was touched by the motherly love and care that he possessed. Seeing me on wheelchair his eyes got full of tears. He even invited me to his house to stay and told me that he would take care of me. Even today when I remember meeting him I get very emotional. He is proud of Gujarat and the entire Bharat. His concern for others, for the well-being of his people are incomparable.

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