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Presenting India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji during his first ever roadshow in Pandi Bazaar, #Chennai! It was ecstatic! So many people showering him with flower petals! I was like a child waving ! He was actually seeing the other side and waving as he passed by! I gave...

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Anybody who says @BJP4TamilNadu is a NOTA party. Show them this flood of people at his Chennai rally - there is no place to even stand! The people’s PM @narendramodi is loved by the masses without a shadow of a doubt! And the best part is nobody needs to be paid to come and stand or see or show their support! @VinojBJP @DrTamilisai4BJP @tweets_tinku @indhavaainko @labstamil @PantryCar @krithikasivasw @jananisampath #வேண்டும்மோடிமீண்டும்மோடி #மீண்டும்_மோடி_வேண்டும்_மோடி #WelcomeModi #VanakkamModi

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Here’s a clearer video I took! @narendramodi ji- you were awessssome! You have shaken the Dravidian cabal with your confidence and love for Tamil people! #வேண்டும்மோடிமீண்டும்மோடி #மீண்டும்_மோடி_வேண்டும்_மோடி

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@labstamil @narendramodi Lucky you! My one ardent wish is to meet my PM at least once in my life and touch his feet in gratitude for all that he has done for Bharat and it’s ancient civilization! Hope God makes my wish come true some day! 🙏🏼

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@labstamil @narendramodi Me too! I felt so lucky do be in his presence for the first time, hope I get the opportunity too!

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@narendramodi Is that you shouting ji 😀

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@narendramodi Haahahah. That’s how Annamalai Anna noticed but 🤫🤫🤫🤫

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akka forgot to tag you here. Hope you got to see him! And belated wishes for your book event recently!

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11:00-11:30 you can see the entire episode what im describing. For obvious reasons I can't point out who it was exactly, but you can see it....

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@narendramodi I am pleasantly surprised to see the turnout of people for him. And you can clearly see it is actually ordinary people - not some paid crowd. Heartening :)

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@narendramodi Yeah. Many people fought with me to stand in front pushed their children ahead. I was so happy. They were all normal Tamil people.

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