Hyderabad / Wake up telangana

In a unique and unprecedented gesture of support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a man hailing from Sangradreddy district has taken the extraordinary step of urging friends and family to cast their votes for the Prime Minister in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, instead of bringing traditional gifts to his son's wedding.

Nanikanti Narasimhalu, the father of the groom, Sai Kumar, and his soon-to-be daughter-in-law Mahima Rani, has made a bold appeal to all the guests invited to the wedding ceremony. Instead of the customary gifts, he has requested them to exercise their voting rights in favor of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The invitation card for the wedding, scheduled to take place on April 4 in Patancheru, bears a poignant message alongside a printed photograph of the Prime Minister. "A vote for Narendra Modi will be the best gift you can give," reads the invitation, highlighting Narasimhalu's unwavering admiration and support for Modi's leadership.

While it remains unclear whether Narasimhalu is affiliated with the BJP, his heartfelt plea underscores a deep sense of admiration and trust in the Prime Minister's vision and policies.

The timing of this unique gesture coincides with the BJP's recent announcement of its second list of candidates for the Lok Sabha elections, which includes six contenders from Telangana. Among these candidates are notable figures such as Godam Nagesh from Adilabad (ST), Gomasa Srinivas from Peddapalli (SC), M Raghunandan Rao from Medak, DK Aruna from Mahbubnagar, Saida Reddy from Nalgonda, and Azmeera Seetaram Naik from Mahabubabad (ST).

Narasimhalu's call to action not only symbolizes his personal allegiance to the Prime Minister but also reflects a broader sentiment among certain sections of the electorate who perceive Modi as a transformative leader capable of steering the nation towards progress and prosperity.

As the wedding date approaches, Narasimhalu's unconventional invitation serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of democratic participation and the power of individual votes in shaping the destiny of the nation.