'Country has two Fathers of the Nation...', referring to PM Modi, said Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra Deputy CM

Amruta fadnavis statement: A statement by Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra's Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis, is expected to create a ruckus. Amruta Fadnavis has said that Narendra Modi is the father of the nation of modern India. He said this in a program in Nagpur on Tuesday. A program named 'Abhirup Court' was organized by 'Abhivyat Vaidharbiya Writers' Association', Amrita also came there.

When asked who is Mahatma Gandhi, Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, said that there are two fathers of the nation in our country. While Mahatma Gandhi is from the old times, PM Narendra Modi is the father of the new India.

Let us inform you that even 3 years back, Amrita Fadnavis had mentioned Narendra Modi as the Father of the Nation. Even then comments were made to her, but she remained firm in her statement. However, the opposition parties of the BJP will have a lot of objections to his statement. She was talking in the Marathi language while sitting inside 'Abhirup Court'.

'I never make political statements'

Amruta Fadnavis said in 'Abhirup Court' itself, 'I never make political statements myself, I am not interested in it. Common people do not troll my statements. This work is done by the jealous people of the NCP or Shiv Sena. I do not give much importance to them. She further said, 'I am only afraid of my mother or mother-in-law. I don't care about the rest.

'Husband should be chief minister'

On the question of taking entry into politics, Amrita said, 'I have no interest in joining politics. I cannot give my 24 hours for political work. My husband gives 24 hours for the work of society. That's why those who can give 24 hours for politics and society, only they are eligible to do politics. Devendra ji should be the Chief Minister.

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