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Modi Takes A Stroll In The Hooghly River: Offers Prayers To The Ganga River

Kolkata/Hyderabad, April 24 (Maxim News): Prime Minister Modi took a boat ride in the Hooghly River on Friday. He took some photos while taking a boat ride in the river with a camera. He also offered prayers to the Ganga River. The second phase of elections will be held on April 29. In this context, he spent some time with Bengali sailors. He asked about their demands. While taking a boat ride, Prime Minister Modi took photos with his camera in his hand. He shared the photos on his X account.

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He said that the Ganga River is a special place for Bengalis, that the Ganga River flows in the soul of Bengalis, and that the holy river reflects the inspiration of this country’s civilization. He wrote in his email that he spent some time on the banks of the Hooghly River in Kolkata this morning, and that this is an opportunity to express gratitude to the Ganga River. Modi met local sailors and those who came for a morning walk. He said that he saw the Vidyasagar Setu and Howrah Bridge from a very close distance. It is known that during the campaigning for the first phase of the elections, Prime Minister Modi went to a shop and ate jalmu. (Maxim News)

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