PM Modi seeks former president Pranav Da’s blessings. Meets him at his Delhi house

The prime minster designate to be formally sworn in on 30th May as the country’s 17th prime minister, second time in succession, Narendra Modi today drove to the former president of India’s Delhi residence alongwith his cavalcade and sought Pranav da’s blessings.

He presented a bouquet to the former president Pranav da who always lauded Mr. Modi as a highly sensible and adorable prime minister of the country.

Though having been union minister several times in Congress n UPA central governments and a secular leader to the core, Pranav Da as he is fondly addressed out of reverrence, has always been prime minister Narendra Modi’s admirer as the president of India n has also been the chief guest as ex president in the national annual convocation of the Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh in Nagpur, duly invited by the RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.

Prime minister designate Narendra Modi always considered him as a fatherly figure. The former president Pranav Mukerjee greeted Narendra Modi with ecstacy n wished him all the very best for his second tenure as the prime minister of BJP led NDA government at the centre. He served sweets to Narendra Modi personally.

It may be recalled that prime minister Narendra Modi has been on the move since winning the elections with a landslide victory margin with 353 MPs in Lok Sabha.

He had personally visited the residences of the party veterans n former deputy prime minister n union minster Lal Krishna Advani n Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi and sought their blessings by touching their feet.

He then went to meet his aged mother Heeraben n sought her blessings. On the third day he was in Varanasi his parliamentary constituency on a thanks giving tour and also to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva at famous ancient Kashi Vishwanath Temple. PM Modi won with a handsome margin of 4.5 lakh votes.

Two days prior to the last and seventh phase of polling , prime minister Modi also visited the renowned ancient Kedarnath and Badrinath Shrines forthe fourth time and also meditated for whole night in a cave, two kilometres away from snow clad Kedarnath shrine.