New Delhi: Former President of the country, Ram Nath Kovind, has bid farewell to Rashtrapati Bhavan a day before. In his place, Draupadi Murmu has been sworn in as president. Meanwhile, Ram Nath Kovind has shared a letter written by Prime Minister Narendra Modi from his official Twitter handle. In this letter, PM Modi has praised the tenure of the former President while holding the highest constitutional post in the country. He also wrote that it was very special for you to meet my mother and talk to her.
This letter from Prime Minister @narendramodi has deeply touched me. I take his kind and heartfelt words as a reflection of love and respect fellow citizens have showered on me. I am sincerely grateful to you all. pic.twitter.com/8GBBMnwvYf
— Ram Nath Kovind (@ramnathkovind) July 26, 2022
In fact, PM Modi wrote a letter to former President Ram Nath Kovind two days ago. Sharing the letter, former President Ram Nath Kovind wrote that this letter of PM Modi has deeply touched my mind. I take his words full of kindness and love as the respect and love that the citizens of the country have given me. I am deeply grateful to all of you. Let us know that, In this letter written to the former President, PM Modi has said that as a first citizen, you have worried about the weakest person in the country. He wished Ram Nath Kovind all the best and wrote, "It was very special for me to have you meet my mother and talk to her.'' At the same time, PM Modi has also praised the tenure of the former President while holding the highest constitutional post in the country.
PM Modi wrote in his letter that you set high standards during your tenure. I'm proud to have served as your Prime Minister. Your tenure as president of the country was filled with honesty and a spirit of performance, sensitivity and service. On behalf of the entire country, I congratulate you on your excellent tenure as President and long healthy life.
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