Pakistan sister sends Rakhi to PM Modi, praying for victory for 2024 general elections

Ahead of the auspicious occasion of Rakshabandhan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Pakistani sister Qamar Mohsin Sheikh has sent a sacred thread-rakhi to him and wished him victory in the 2024 general elections. Qamar said, "I hope he (PM Modi) will call me to Delhi this time. I have done all the preparations. I myself have made this rakhi from silk ribbon with embroidery designs."

Qamar writes letter to PM Modi

Pakistani sister Qamar Mahosin Sheikh said that along with Rakhi she has also written a letter to PM Modi. In this letter, she wished him good health and was elected Prime Minister for the third time. On August 11, the festival of Raksha Bandhan will be held in the country.

She said that the Rakhi which she has sent to PM Modi, she herself has prepared by doing chicken embroidery work in silk ribbon. She said that there is no doubt that he will become prime minister for the third time as he deserves it. She said that he has all the qualities that a good Prime Minister should have.

Qamar is tying Rakhi to PM Modi since 1995

Qamar Mohsin Sheikh says that in 1995 he met the then Governor of Gujarat, Dr. Ruproop Singh. During that time Narendra Modi was also present there. Dr. Ruproop Singh considered her as a daughter. He told Modi to always take care of it. Then Modi said that if you are like your daughter, then I am also like my sister. From 1996, she started tying Rakhi to Modi. Since then this sequence has continued continuously.