PM very briefly pick up local languages (Bhojpuri, Maithili, Magahi and Angika) to start the address to surprise (lure) listeners (voters) | Angika in Media

PM thanks Bihar BJP, people for effectively handling corona crisis | Abhay Singh | TNN | Jul 5, 2020, 04:00 IST

PATNA: In his address to the BJP rank and file across eight states through videoconferencing from Delhi, PM Narendra Modi on Saturday stressed on the inculcation of “sewa bhao” (service attitude) by the party workers.

He also established connection both with his party unit and the people in Bihar by thanking them in Bhojpuri language. 

 

Coming three months ahead of the scheduled October-November assembly elections in the state, the PM not only pleasantly surprised his listeners, but also reminded them of his oratorial style that he had displayed during the 2014 parliamentary and 2015 assembly elections, when he would very briefly pick up local languages (Bhojpuri, Maithili, Magahi and Angika) to start the address, depending on the area he would be placed in.

On Saturday, the PM gave the BJP workers heartfelt thanks for responding positively and with manifest humane concerns to the humanitarian crisis that had been created by Covid-19 pandemic in the country, including in Bihar. He made the special thanksgiving gesture in two lines rendered in Bhojpuri language.

“Saathi log kahat rahe ki poorvi Bharat mein garibi ba, oija corona jyada faili (Friends were saying that there is poverty in eastern India and, therefore, coronavirus would spread fast among them),” the PM said.

“Lekin rauwa logan sab log ke galat sabit kar deni (But you have proved all of them wrong),” the PM also said, adding that the BJP workers in the state deserved to be welcomed and thanked -- “abhinandan ke patra bani”.

The state BJP top brass, along with the party’s other functionaries, heard both PM Modi and BJP national president J P Nadda at the party’s state headquarters.

They included party’s state president Dr Sanjay Kumar Jaiswal, deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi, former Union minister Radha Mohan Singh, ministers Nand Kishore Yadav, Prem Kumar and Mangal Pandey, as well as MLA Sanjeev Chaurasia, BJP national vice-president Renu Kumari and party’s state general secretary Dewesh Kumar, among several others.

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