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U.S.-Based NRIs Land In India To Campaign For Modi
AHMEDABAD: BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi has found supporters away from India, as a group of U.S.-based non-resident Indians (NRIs), who had raised funds for Barack Obama during the 2012 U.S. presidential elections, have come to India to root for him.
A team of 650 NRI volunteers led by Bharat Barai under his 'Global Indians for Bharat Vikas' association is currently in Gujarat to boost the 'Modi for PM' campaign.
"Yes, I had raised funds for Barack Obama during the presidential elections and now I have come here to support Narendra Modi," Barai, a doctor from Chicago, said.
Showing his email conversations with the U.S. president and first lady Michelle Obama, he said, "Many NRIs in America want Modi to hold India's top post. Hence, we pledged to undertake this campaign."
Responding to a question, he said Modi has been raising issues of development and people should vote for him as he is an inspirational leader for the country.
When asked about Modi's hardliner image, Barai said, "Others have been indulging in divisive politics, which is only limited to the appeasement of a particular community, while Modi only focuses on development."
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Source: PTI
