PM Modi’s letter to Neeraj Chopra’s mother.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is often seen encouraging players of various sports in India. PM Modi often meets players representing India. Now PM Modi has written a letter to Saroj Devi, mother of Olympic medalist and javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra. Let us know what message PM Modi has sent to Neeraj Chopra’s mother.
PM became emotional after eating churma
PM Modi said in the letter that respected Saroj Devi ji, best regards! Hope you are healthy, safe and happy. Yesterday I got the opportunity to meet Bhai Neeraj at a banquet organized on the occasion of the visit of the Prime Minister of Jamaica to India. While discussing with him, my happiness increased further when he gave me delicious churma made by your hands. After eating this churma today, I could not stop myself from writing a letter to you. Brother Neeraj often talks about this churma with me, but today I got emotional after eating it.
I remembered my mother- PM Modi
PM Modi has told Neeraj Chopra’s mother Saroj Devi in the letter that this gift of yours, full of immense affection and affection, reminded me of my mother. Mother is the embodiment of strength, affection and dedication. It is a coincidence that I have received this Prasad from Mother a day before the Navratri festival. I fast during these 9 days of Navratri. In a way, this churma of yours has become my main food before my fast. The way the food prepared by you gives energy to brother Neeraj to win a medal for the country. Similarly, this churma will give me the strength to serve the nation for the next 9 days.
PM Modi has given the message in his letter that on this occasion of Shakti Parv Navratri, I along with you assure the mother power of the country that I will continue to work with more spirit of service to realize the resolve of a developed India. Heartfelt gratitude to you.
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