PM Modi Writes to School Girl Who Brought Sketch of Him to Public Meeting

While addressing an election rally in Chattisgarh on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi noticed a young girl who was holding a sketch of him.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday wrote a letter to a school girl named Akanksha, who brought a sketch of him to a rally which was organized as part of the BJP's electoral campaign in Chattisgarh.

Thanking the girl for making the sketch, Modi in his letter, said that "the next 25 years are going to be important for young friends, especially daughters like you, who will provide a new direction to the country's future while fulfilling their dreams."

After the rally, the prime minister asked his team to collect the drawing along with girl's address so he could respond.
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"India's daughters are the bright future of the country. This affection and belongingness that I receive from all of you is my strength in the service of the nation. Our aim has been to build a healthy, safe and well-equipped nation for our daughters," PM Modi said in the letter addressed to Akanksha.

"May you move forward with great success and bring glory to your family, society and country with your successes. With best wishes for your future," the PM further wrote.
The state election in Chattisgarh will be held in two phases on November 7 and 17, and the counting of votes will be held on December 3.
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