People of Shaheen Bagh want to celebrate Valentine's Day with PM, says 'Modi when will you come ...'
People of Shaheen Bagh want to celebrate Valentine's Day with PM, says 'Modi when will you come ...'
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Today is Valentine's Day, and on this occasion, the people of Shaheen Bagh have wished Prime Minister Narendra Modi Valentine's Day in a unique way which you can see. Yes, the protesters there gave a Valentine's Day card to the Prime Minister and wrote in it, 'Modi when will you come'. Let us tell you that in this card Shaheen Bagh came to the Prime Minister to celebrate Valentine's Day and get his surprise gift. According to the schedule, Shaheen Bagh's grandees opened a surprise gift to the Prime Minister in the presence of thousands of people in the presence of a teddy bear in the presence of thousands of people. At the same time there was a message from the forum that "India is our valentine and we will always love our country".

After this, the woman Salma, who was present in Shaheen Bagh, said that "We had made up our mind to celebrate Valentine's Day with him to deliver the message of love to our country's Prime Minister Narendra Modi." The program was held at 5 pm on the eve of Valentine's Day. For this, the cards were printed. 'No to NRC' and 'No to CAA' were written at the top of the card. After this, Valentin et Shaheen Bagh was written. "While there, he said," The card further appealed to the Prime Minister from the depths of heart to come to Shaheen Bagh to celebrate Valentine's Day. " Simultaneously, a surprise gift was also given to the Prime Minister and the program was celebrated in the evening, in which a large number of people took part.

Let us tell you all that Shaheen Bagh was called that there will be no political speech in two days. Let us tell you that since December 15, protests have been going on in the Shaheen Bagh area about CAA and NRC and since then the main road has been closed by the people. Not only this, during the celebrations of Valentine's Day, a song was also launched to give the message of love to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an event on Thursday evening. At the same time, it was written that "When will you come Modi, it is still cold, the heat is yet to come, when will you come Modi?" There will be patriotic programs for the next two days and at night, a thousand candles were also lit at the protest site in memory of the martyrs.

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