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PM Modi becomes most followed world leader on X, crosses 100 million followers

Setting another benchmark, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the world's most followed leader in office, on the social media platform ‘X’ with over 100 million followers. While comparing the followers of various Indian politicians on X, PM Modi stands out significantly in terms of numbers.

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New Delhi: Setting another benchmark, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the world’s most followed leader in office, on the social media platform ‘X’ with over 100 million followers.

While comparing the followers of various Indian politicians on X, PM Modi stands out significantly in terms of numbers.

India’s beloved leader PM Shri @narendramodi has garnered over 100 million followers on X.

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— BJP (@BJP4India) July 14, 2024

In a post on X, PM Modi said, “A hundred million on X! Happy to be on this vibrant medium and cherish the discussion, debate, insights, people’s blessings, constructive criticism and more. Looking forward to an equally engaging time in the future as well.”

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also extended his wishes to the Prime Minister for achieveing the milestone.
“The Modi phenomenon trail blazes on X. Congratulations to PM Narendra Modi Ji on crossing the staggering 100 million follower mark on X. A leader whom the world looks up to, Modi Ji remains unchallenged as the most followed global leader,” Shah said on X.

“This achievement is a testament not only to his unparalleled popularity in India but also to his towering statesmanship on the global stage,” he added.

In a post on X, Nadda said, “PM Narendra Modi ji has reached an extraordinary milestone of 100 million followers on X. This achievement is a testament to his stature and popularity among the people. PM Modi ji is the first global leader to reach this remarkable figure.”

“Under his dynamic leadership, India has gained significant recognition on the world stage and has emerged as a beacon of hope for a prosperous and inclusive future,” he added.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma also congratulated PM Modi on achieving the milestone.

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami on X said that the Prime Minister’s inspiring leadership continue to motivate millions around the world.

“Congratulations to PM Narendra Modi ji on reaching 100 million followers! Your global popularity and inspiring leadership continue to motivate millions around the world,” Dhami said.

The Leader of Opposition (LoP), Rahul Gandhi has 26.4 million followers, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has 27.5 million, Samajwadi Party’s Akhilesh Yadav has 19.9 million, and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has 7.4 million.

Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad Yadav has 6.3 million, his son Tejashwi Yadav has 5.2 million followers, while NCP Chief Sharad Pawar has 2.9 million.

PM Modi is far ahead of other world leaders including US President Joe Biden, who currently has 38.1 million followers, HH Sheikh Mohammed, the present ruler of Dubai (11.2 million) and Pope Francis (18.5 million).

PM Modi even has more followers when compared to some active global athletes including Virat Kohli (64.1 million), Brazilian footballer Neymar Jr (63.6 million) and American basketball player LeBron James (52.9 million) followers. He is ahead of celebrities like Taylor Swift (95.3 million), Lady Gaga (83.1 million), and Kim Kardashian (75.2 million).

Interestingly, in the last three years, PM Modi’s X handle has seen an impressive growth of approximately 30 million users.

His influence extends to YouTube and Instagram as well, where he has nearly 25 million subscribers and over 91 million followers respectively.

Since joining the platform in 2009, PM Modi has consistently used it for constructive engagement. He maintains an active and engaging persona, follows numerous common citizens, interacts with them, replies to their messages, and has never blocked anyone. PM Modi has always used this platform organically, without ever resorting to paid promotions or bots.

With a blend of insightful and engaging posts on X, the PM has captivated millions around the globe. (ANI)

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