Sanitation Workers, Labourers, And Transgenders: Special Invitees To Attend PM Narendra Modi’s Oath-Taking Ceremony

Special Invitations have been sent Sanitation Workers, Labourers, and Transgenders to attend PM Modi’s grand oath taking ceremony.

Narendra Modi is expected to take oath as the Prime Minister of India for the third consecutive time on June 9, according to reports. Several world leaders will attend the grand ceremony along with BJP leaders. But there are some special people who are going to witness Modi’s third oath taking ceremony. PM Modi has reportedly invited Sanitation workers, transgenders, and labourers who worked on the Central Vista Project as special guests to attend the ceremony.

Invitations have been sent to railway employees who are working on Vande Bharat and Metro trains, and beneficiaries of central schemes “Viksit Bharat ambassadors”, NDTV reported.

This term will be Narendra Modi’s third consecutive term as Prime Minister, a significant record that was previously held by India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.

The invitation list for his swearing-in is quite the roll call, featuring hundreds of dignitaries. The invitees are not limited to just politicians from his party and rivals but also include celebrities from the film and sports world, leading business tycoons, and other people of eminence.

The Central government has warmly invited its scheme beneficiaries, including a handful from the transgender community, to a significant event. This invitation extends to labourers instrumental in the Central Vista Project, involving the new Parliament construction, and don’t forget the hardworking sanitation workers too. Shouldn’t we also mention the proud contributors to high-profile railway projects, such as the Vande Bharat trains and the Metro project? Of course, their tireless commitment towards a prosperous India deserves recognition. Prime Minister Modi is driving towards a developed India by 2047, and in line with this vision, those propagating Viksit Bharat have a special place on the guest list. After all, who better to celebrate this journey with than the people that make it happen?

Ever since Narendra Modi came into power as Prime Minister, we’ve seen some notable changes in the national capital – the epicenter of India’s political climate. One prime example of this is the way the Padma Awards are handled these days. Fondly dubbed as the “people’s Padma” by the masses, it’s an endeavor to recognize and honor unsung talents from various walks of life throughout the nation.

In the past decade, we’ve often seen Prime Minister Modi directly engaging with the workers at key events like the Central Vista project opening. He recognizes their tireless efforts and appreciates their dedication. Not just on major projects, but on many regular days as well, he’s seen chatting with various sanitation workers, extending his thanks and openly acknowledging their great contribution to India’s advancement.

Even before the election bell rang, the prime minister was already sharing his ambitious plans for the future progress of India. Expressing a far-sighted vision, Modi spoke of a fully flourished India by 2047, with a guiding principle fondly termed ‘Viksit Bharat.’ At numerous public forums, Modi continued to stress his ‘get-up-and-go’ attitude, making it clear that there’s no time to waste. Indeed, once the election dust settles and the government takes shape, they’re ready to hit the ground running towards a future promising a thriving India. Rest assured, the blueprint for this journey was sketched well before the ballots were cast, detailing what the government aims to accomplish in the initial hundred days and over the next five years.

Courtesy : India.com

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