After securing a majority for the third time in a row, PM Modi has requested his supporters to remove the 'Modi Ka Parivar' slogan from their social media accounts. This slogan, which was added by people as a sign of affection, served as a source of strength for PM Modi during the election campaign. He also emphasized that regardless of the display name change, the bond as one family working towards India's progress remains unbreakable. In March, the Prime Minister used this phrase while addressing a gathering, responding to a remark made by RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav.
Modi Ka Parivar: A Slogan of Unity and Progress
Background:
The slogan "Modi Ka Parivar" (Modi's Family) emerged during the 2014 general election campaign as a symbol of unity and support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Citizens embraced the slogan as a way to express their admiration and affection for the leader. It served as a rallying cry during rallies and social media campaigns.
Recent Developments:
After securing a historic third term in the 2019 general election, Prime Minister Modi requested his supporters to remove the "Modi Ka Parivar" slogan from their social media profiles. He stated that while the slogan had provided strength during the campaign, it was now time to focus on inclusive progress for all Indians.
Modi emphasized that despite the change in display name, the bond between him and his supporters remained unbreakable. He urged everyone to work together as "one family" towards the common goal of India's progress.
FAQs:
1. Why did Prime Minister Modi request the removal of the "Modi Ka Parivar" slogan?
To foster inclusivity and emphasize that the focus should be on working together as a nation, regardless of individual affiliations.
2. What was the significance of the "Modi Ka Parivar" slogan?
It symbolized unity, support, and affection for Prime Minister Modi.
3. How did the slogan contribute to Modi's election campaigns?
It created a sense of belonging and mobilized supporters during rallies and social media engagements.
4. What was the reaction to Prime Minister Modi's request?
While some supporters initially expressed confusion, they generally accepted his decision and understood its rationale.
5. Has the slogan been completely removed from social media?
No, it remains visible on some profiles but its prominence has diminished significantly.
Conclusion:
The "Modi Ka Parivar" slogan has been an integral part of Prime Minister Modi's political journey. It served its purpose during election campaigns but, as the focus shifts to governing for all Indians, a more inclusive approach is now prioritized. Despite the change in display names, the bond between Modi and his supporters remains strong, united by the shared vision of India's progress.
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