PM Shimla Visit: To take a sketch of their mother, PM Modi suddenly stopped the car, and asked this question to the female painter

A woman painter presented a sketch of his mother to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in Shimla on Tuesday to celebrate the completion of eight years of his government. When the PM was returning after the end of the program, his eyes fell on a girl standing in the crowd who was holding a sketch of her mother in her hands. The PM immediately stopped his car and reached the girl amid the crowd. The girl presented the sketch to the PM. The PM, accepting his mother's sketch, asked the painter her name.

Also asked- Do you make the sketch yourself, in how many days did you make it and where do you live. In response, the girl said – I live in Shimla and made a sketch in a day. The girl further said – I have also made your (PM) sketch. But couldn't get it due for some reason. After this, PM Narendra Modi blessed the girl by placing her hand on her head and sitting in his car. According to the information, Anu Yadav, a painter from Rewari, Haryana, living in Tutikandi, Shimla, had sketched PM Modi's mother. Anu told that she is very happy to present the sketch of her mother to the PM.

Earlier, Modi addressed the countrymen from the historic Ridge Maidan in the national level program 'Garib Kalyan Sammelan' organized in Shimla to commemorate the completion of eight years of the Central Government. A large number of people from across the state reached the historic Ridge Maidan to listen to the PM. PM Modi also interacted with the selected beneficiaries from every district of the country under 16 schemes of eight ministries of the Center. Also, the 11th installment of Kisan Samman Nidhi worth Rs 21,000 crore was released to the farmers.