The dress code sense of the show man of India, Narendra Modi
The show man of India, Narendra Modi once draped a dress worth two lakhs and he changed his set of suits six times in a day apart from daily chores of dresses he puts on.
A suit, wore by Narendra Modi during his meeting with US President Barack Obama to India, was stated to be worth of 12 lakhs. The dress was embedded with his name in gold stripes. He was bombarded for the extravaganza. Modi had to auction it for a whopping sum of ₹. 4.31 crore.
It made to the Guinness World Records being the most expensive suit sold in an auction. Modi and his government were branded as a government of suit and boot by none other than the Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business -The Pulwama massacre
The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business. On 14th February, 2019 a bizarre attack took place in Pulwama region of Jammu & Kashmir. A suicide ridden vehicle filled with high explosive material pierced through a CRPF bus. About 40 CRPF personnel were killed.
The show man of India, Narendra Modi transformed the martyrdom of CRPF to tag to his election poster by show causing his military venture in Balakot surgical strikes.
It was a national calamity. But Narendra Modi took it on his stride, utilised the martyrdom as tool for winning election. Satpal Malik, the then Governor of Jammu and Kashmir endorsed it in his various revelations.
The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business – Gautam Adani’s stand-by Air Carrier
Gautam Adani once a petty business man and a drop out of the Class – X from Gujarat and now the one of the richest men of Asia, kept a stand by carrier for Narendra Modi, the showman of India for state of affairs, while he the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Adani was treated a bosom friend.
The intimacy of Adani’s luck lustre made him the world lord in business. Adani and Modi are partners of election business in India, the former being the biggest contributor of election fund and the latter enjoyed for having built his image through his media business house.
The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business – When India burns, Narendra Modi celebrates
The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business. Manipur was burning while Modi was drenching in flower petals during Karnataka elections. He did not mince a word.
It was stated that Bengaluru civic body spent Rs 24 crore in connection with Modi’s city visit.
Karnataka civic bodies spent Rs 56 crore for PM Modi’s Yoga Day visit.
About Rs.11.18 crores spent for few hours during PM Modi’s Kalaburagi visit in Karnataka. Nearly Rs.14 crore spent for Narendra Modi’s event in Belagavi – Rs 3 crore just to fetch people.
Karnataka government spent Rs 36.43 crores during PM’s visit on Feb 27. Rs 9.5cr spent for IIT-Dharwad opening.
He is a guest of honour awaited in Manipur
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The Showman of India – Narendra Modi – Modi means business – Howdy Modi in Housten, USA – a mega event
The show man of India, Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump created a mega event on Sunday, the 22nd September, 2019, at NRG Stadium in Houston, USA.
Narendra Modi envisioned Donald Trump for his second term in 2020 invoking his Jumlabazzi – ‘Abki Baar, Trump Sarkar ”, where a sponsored gathering of over 50,000 Indian-Americans, mostly of Gujarati clan, stated to have been present.
Namaste Trump Nostalgia in Gujara
A crowd of 1,25,000-strong gathered to welcome the US president Donald Trump at a jumlabaazi rally named “Namaste Trump”, while a frenzy cronies danced, many masking the vistas of Modi and Trump.
The grand event was organised in Ahmedabad. Trump and Modi were warmly shaking hands, while the Indian the capital city Delhi was engulfed in some of the worst violent clashes between protestors and the police
Sydney symphony of Narendra Modi
Anthony Albanese, Australian Prime Minister called Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the show man of India, “the boss” while addressing the community event in Sydney for the Indian diaspora.
Albanese compared the crowd for Narendra Modi to a legendary rockstar Bruce Springsteen who was known as “The Boss” among his fans. Albanese said when he witnessed the rousing welcome that Narendra Modi received from the brought-in crowd who chanted slogans like ‘Modi, Modi’.
The Group of 20 Summit – a pitch for Global Leadership – a pure show business
The Group of 20 summit was a pitch for Global Leadership for the show man of India, Narendra Modi. The summit meetings culminated on September 9 and 10 in Bharat Mandapam at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.
Several world leaders, including US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Australian PM Anthony Albanese, Japan PM Fumio Kishida and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva made their presence felt in the grand finale.
Over Rs 4,100 crore was spent for the G20 summit. The Government of NCT of Delhi was not involved since Narendra Modi might not like to share the show with anybody else. It was Modi’s show, it should go for him, to him and with him only.
Modi presented special gift hampers to the G20 Heads of States and Leaders, showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
The hampers included a khadi scarf, a Zighrana Ittar, a Kashmiri Pashmina shawl, Araku Coffee, Pekoe Darjeeling and Nilgiri Tea, and a Sheeshamwood Box with Brass Strip.
Felicitation of the BJP to Narendra Modi t on the success of the G20 Summit.
Narendra Modi, the show man of India, rejoiced at the exuberant felicitation ceremony organised in commemoration of the boasted success of the G20 Summit, while three soldiers and a police officer were killed in a gunbattle with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir.
An Army colonel commanding a battalion, a major of a unit and a deputy superintendent of Jammu and Kashmir Police were killed in a gunfight with terrorists in the higher reaches of Kokorenag area in the south of the valley. An army jawan was also killed. Narendra Modi did not regret.
New Parliament Edifice – an exercise of grandiose, a wastage of tax payer’s money but peanuts to the show man of India
Built in front of the old parliament, the new four-storey building – built at a cost of ₹836 crore and has an area of 64,500 square metres with a seating capacity of 1,272.
Narendra Modi also installed a gold sceptre, called the sengol, in the new parliament building to appease the Tamil upper cost sentiment for votes. It is said that the President of India, Droupadi Murmu did not get an invite, since the sentiments of the priests would have been hurt.
It is also pertinent to mention that the former President of India, Ram Nath Kovind did not make a presence stated to befor the same reason. The opening ceremony of the new Parliament house was opened on the birth anniversary of VD Savarkar, a hero of the Bhartiya Janana Party.
The Opposition boycotted the opening extravaganza of Modi. The Congress had also not attended the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the new Parliament in 2020.
2014 General Elections – the show man of India Modi’s blitz
According to Narendra Modi, the showman of India, the 2014 elections was a historic and a paradigm shift from conventional electioneering system.
Shah said that Narendra Modi had addressed 437 big rallies, participated in 5,827 public events and travelled over three lakh kilometres across 25 states in his attempt to connect himself to the people everywhere.
Bhartiya Janata Party spent half of Rs 55,000 crore estimated to have been spent for Lok Sabha elections 2014.
Inauguration gimmicks of Narendra Modi, the show man of India
The showman of India Narendra Modi’s hunger for inauguration events and addressing umpteen number of political rallies has been unprecedented. He held official events for utilising for the electioneering purposes.
In Karnataka, these inaugurations by the PM were followed by his participation in the BJP’s election campaign events. Some of these events were held up to suit likes though they had been incomplete. But the PM inaugurated them to garner advantage in elections.
Modi visited Karnataka eight times since he took over as the PM in 2014, the maximum number of times that any state in any given time.
It is alleged that he visits States to tide over anti-incumbency. Narendra Modi does same kind of electioneering gimmicks in all over the country.
He is hungry of inauguration and shows to boost his personal image building, a unique individual who does this kind of show business, unknown to the erstwhile Prime Ministers of India.
Modi continued his tourism of the State on official engagements at the expenses of the public exchequer despite announcement the poll schedule.
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Modi’s block-buster campaign for the Karnataka Elections 2022 and Narendra Modi’s spectacle of flower shows
While Narendra Modi’s campaign blitzkrieg dominated the electioneering in Karnataka, a lesser-known aspect of his outreach had been his meetings with nearly 3,000 people — old and new party workers and prominent citizens — during his seven days of public meetings and roadshows in the state.
Overall, Modi addressed 18 rallies in the southern state and spoke to party members through a virtual interaction. He also led six roadshows — three in Bengaluru and one each in Mysuru, Kalaburagi and Tumakuru.
Narendra Modi, the show man of India would care not Modal Code of Conduct for Elections notified by the Election Commission of India
On December 18, nearly a month before the Modal Code of Conduct came into force, Modi launched development projects worth over Rs 4,350 crore in Tripura. He launched the ‘Grih Pravesh’ programme, wherein newly constructed houses at Rs 3,400 crore under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana were given away to beneficiaries.
Modi inaugurated a project for widening the Khayerpur-Amtali Agartala bypass on NH-08 to help ease traffic congestion in Agartala city. The foundation stone for the project, had been laid by Nitin Gadkari, in a virtual meeting in October 2020.
The PM also inaugurated a project for widening National Highway 8 and laying foundation stones for 32 road projects with a cumulative length of 232 km under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana.
Narendra Modi was not far behind in Meghalaya and Nagaland to bolster his image building
Modi, the show man of India, launched multiple projects in Meghalaya, nearly two months before the assembly elections. He flagged off projects worth Rs 2,450 in Shillong.
He also attended a meeting of the North Eastern Council at the State Convention Centre in Shillong and participated in its golden jubilee celebrations.
Modi undertook a huge ‘roadshow’ on February 24 to boost BJP’s poll prospects, even though BJP was a minor partner in the state.
Gujarat, the State of Narendra Modi – his shows and showmanship
Gujarat is the home state of Narendra Modi, which went to polls in December 2022, saw him addressing over 50 political rallies in the months leading up to elections in addition to several ‘official’ events.
He embarked on a 50-kilo meter long and four-hour duration road show through 13 seats of Ahmedabad region with a shower of petals, bursting of fireworks with resonate chanting of his name.
It was stated that the kind of road show had never been witnessed in the country. He was standing on a vehicle dressed in flowers and thousands of volunteers greeting him standing on roof top, balconies.
It was reported that Gujarat had witnessed thirty agitations from various sections of society, a huge chunk being government employees stressing for Old Pension Scheme.
Others on the roads are farmers, cattle-grazers, tribals, doctors, teachers, forest department staff, Asha workers, health workers, government exam aspirants, autorickshaw drivers, roadside food hawkers, vendors, ex-Army personnel, teachers on contract, mid-day meal staff and all government contract workers. He would not bother.
Narendra Modi would not express any solidarity with these uprisings.
The Conclusion on the show man of India, Narendra Modi
The show man of India Narendra Modi would go on record in the political history of India that he is the greatest show man of India who dissolved tons of money in the river The Ganges, in building his image being the business show man of India.
PS: The article is based on the reports in both visual and print media and nothing is personal
