Greetings in Bengali at the inauguration of Durga Pujo! Not Delhi, he seems to be in Bengal, said Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to the virtual inauguration of Durga Puja on the 6th. On this day he started his speech in Bengali. At the outset, Prime Minister Modi greeted the people of Bengal with Durga Pujo and Kali Pujo. He said that he felt blessed to come to Durgapujo.

Mandapa in the style of a palace in EZCC

The Eastern Cultural Center (EZCC) in Kolkata is decorated like a pujo mandapa in Rajbari. The cultural wing of the BJP is in charge. The paintings have got a bright look in the hands of Muslim artists.

Modi's greeting message in Bengali at Durga Puja

On that day, Prime Minister Modi was dressed as a Sholoana Bengali. He also started his speech in Bengali. He first greeted Durgapujo and Kalipujo. He said in Bengali that he feels blessed to come to Durga Pujo. Not in Delhi, he is in Bengal, the Prime Minister said. He said Durgapujo is a symbol of India's unity. Glimpses of Bengali tradition can be seen in the festival. After all, Modi apologized for the mistake in pronouncing Bengali. He prayed that his prayers to mother Durga and mother Kali, that he could be worshiped in this way every year. 3 Mention of Bengali mystics The Prime Minister then mentioned the names of the Bengal mystics. He spoke about the contribution of the people of Bengal in the freedom struggle. He mentioned the contribution of Bengal in social reform and science and technology.

The BJP is trying to capture the Bengali emotions

It was already known that Modi would wear dhoti Punjabi. Following him, the rest of the EZCC also wore dhoti Punjabi. Many people like Mukul Roy, Kailash Vijayavargiya, Arvind Menon, Shankudev Panda Agnimitra Pal were present. Babul Supriya started the program with Rabindranath's song.

He also started speaking in Bengali during the 2019 election campaign

However, not only on this day, Prime Minister Modi started his speech in Bengal even after campaigning for the 2019 Lok Sabha. While campaigning in Bangaon, he said that the soil of this Thakurnagar is sacred soil. He said he was bowing to this soil.