Najbur, March 30, on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeting the flowers for the dedicated monuments of Rashia Swamesvac Sang (RSS) Keshav Baliram Hedgewar and Sarsangchalak Ms Golwalkar in Dr. Hedgewar Smriti Mandir in Nagpur.
Modi was accompanied by RSS Mohhan Bhajawat, former Secretary -General of Sangh, Suresh Bhaiyaji Joshi, Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Minister of Federation Nitin Gadkari at Smriti Temple in his administrative resistance in RSS.
He also met RSS officials at Smriti Bhavan in the memorial and took pictures with them.
Modi wrote on the book of theses in the Smriti Temple that these effects are dedicated to the values of Indian and national culture and organization.
In his letter, the Prime Minister wrote, “The memorial of strong pillars of RSS is an inspiration for millions of volunteers who devoted themselves to serving the nation.”
He said: “I am immersed to the Smriti Temple. This place is proud of the memories of Parjya Dr. Hedgewar and Pujya Guruji.”
Moody visited this memorial for the first time after he became the Prime Minister.
Earlier, the leader of the BJP JAPA party visited Atal Bihari Fagbayi, Dr. Hedgewar Smiriti Mander, on August 27, 2000. He was the Prime Minister at that time.
Moody arrived at the Smriti Temple at a time when the Pratipada program in Sangh is on Sunday, which is celebrated on the occasion of Gudi Padwa to celebrate the beginning of the new Hindu year.
He also visited Prime Minister Dikshabhoomi in Nagbur on Sunday and praised Dr. Bahaimro Ambidar. Dr. Bahaimro Ambidedcar, with his followers in 1956, relied on Decesepomi.
Earlier, Prime Minister Fadaavis, Minister of Union Gadkari and head of the State Unit of the Bharatiya Party Joaata Chandrachtar Bouankul welcomed when Modi arrived at the airport here.
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