PM Modi not married, still knows women's problems: Former Gujarat CM
Bhopal, June 19: Madhya Pradesh Governor and former Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel has claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi never got married. While speaking at an anganwadi centre at Timari in Harda district of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, Patel was heard telling workers, "Narendrabhai was not married, yet he understood the pain and problems that women and children face pre- and post-childbirth."
An onlooker recorded a video of Anandiben Patel making the statement. In the video, Patel can be heard saying, "unhone (Modi) vivah nahi kiya hai yeh toh pata hai naa aapko, Narendrabhai ne shaadi nahi ki hai (He didn't marry, you know that right? Narendrabhai never got married)."
Patel is seen making the statement while sitting next to MLA Sanjay Shah. It is to be noted that in his 2014 Lok Sabha elections affidavit, Modi declared himself as married. He wrote that he got married to Jashodaben in 1968. Jashodaben is provided the security that is provided to the spouse of the country's prime minister.
Last week, Jashodaben was seen celebrating iftar during Ramzan in Ahmedabad.
courtesy: latestly.com
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J&K polls: Amit Shah arrives in Jammu ahead of Saturday's hectic campaigning
Jammu (PTI) Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Jammu on Friday night ahead of the hectic day-long campaigning on Saturday during which he will address five public rallies in three districts of Jammu and Kashmir.
Shah arrived here from Delhi and drove straight to the State Guest house, a senior BJP leader said.
Shah will fly to Poonch early tomorrow morning and address the first of four rallies in Mendhar followed by Surankote in Poonch district, he added.
Shah is scheduled to address rallies in Thanamandi and Rajouri followed by Akhnoor in Jammu.
He is also expected to hold a rally in the Nowshera constituency in support of Jammu and Kashmir BJP president Ravinder Raina on Sunday.
