Begusarai, Oct 24 (NationPress) Shravan Shah, an ardent supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has made a remarkable presence by participating in 160 rallies throughout India. He is a well-known figure at political events in Bihar, where he dresses as Lord Hanuman, showcasing his steadfast admiration for the Prime Minister.

Shravan, a young resident of Begusarai, arrives at these gatherings clad in vibrant saffron attire, wielding a mace inscribed with “NaMo BJP.” He sports a distinctive inflatable lotus-shaped hat, representing the BJP’s emblem. In his other hand, he holds a banner displaying images of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar alongside Prime Minister Modi.

In a conversation with IANS, Shravan shared, “This marks the 160th rally I have attended for PM Modi. His efforts have significantly contributed to Bihar's development and the introduction of various initiatives for the state's advancement.”

“I traverse the country barefoot for him,” he continued.

“I do this for PM Modi. He has relentlessly worked for everyone, especially the underprivileged and women. PM Modi is the first Prime Minister who hails from a humble background, and he genuinely comprehends the challenges faced by ordinary citizens.”

Shravan also commended Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, stating, “Both PM Modi and CM Nitish Kumar have made substantial contributions to the development of Bihar. When CM Kumar assumed office, conditions were bleak, but the transformation has been remarkable. This time, the NDA will secure a landslide victory. I congratulate Nitish Kumar in advance for his impending re-election.”

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi is in Bihar at present. Earlier today, he criticized the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and Congress, asserting that the leaders from the “jungle raj” era were solely focused on their families while jeopardizing the futures of Bihar’s youth. He emphasized that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s leadership, has ushered in prosperity for the state.

During his second rally of the day in bustling Begusarai, the Prime Minister remarked that the residents of Bihar no longer require the lantern—symbolizing the RJD—as they now possess flashlights on their mobile devices. He also held the RJD accountable for the exodus of Bihar’s youth.