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Overseas Friends of BJP in US organizes ‘Hawan for Modi’
The Lok Sabha elections are scheduled to take place in seven phases
OFBJP- USA organizes ‘Hawan for Modi’ in San Francisco / Special arrangement
The Overseas Friends of BJP - USA, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter, organized a Hawan ceremony at the Fremont Hindu Temple on Mar. 17. This gathering signifies a meaningful stride in the pursuit of "Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat, Vikas Bharat," guided by the principles of "Minimum Government, Maximum Governance."
OFBJP- USA organizes ‘Hawan for Modi’ in San Francisco / The Havan, attended by a sizable gathering, transcended mere ritual to become a collective invocation for the realization of the aspirations of both Indians and NRIs. In unity, the community fervently prayed for a resounding victory for the incumbent ruling party of India, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the forthcoming parliamentary elections. Their collective voice echoed the prevailing sentiment, "Abki bar 400 par," aiming for over 400 seats in Parliament.
PM Modi has set ambitious targets for the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) to secure more than 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections, with a specific aim of attaining 370-plus seats for the BJP alone.
OFBJP- USA organizes ‘Hawan for Modi’ in San Francisco /
The spiritual gathering exemplifies the profound belief in the democratic process and the desire for ongoing progress and governance reforms in India. As the world's largest democracy prepares for a momentous electoral process, commencing on Apr. 19, 2024, and spanning seven phases until Jun. 1, 2024, the Overseas Friends of BJP- USA stands united in solidarity with the vision of a prosperous and unified India.
OFBJP- USA organizes ‘Hawan for Modi’ in San Francisco / The Lok Sabha elections are scheduled to take place in seven phases, commencing from Apr. 19 and concluding on Jun. 1. The results of the elections are expected to be announced on Jun. 4.
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