During his recent visit to Kuwait, Prime Minister Narendra Modi charmed Indian workers with his language skills and compassion, as a video of him speaking in Marathi with a laborer from Ratnagiri went viral. The conversation, which took place at the Gulf Spic Labour Camp, captured the attention of viewers across social media.
The two-day trip, aimed at strengthening ties between India and Kuwait, saw PM Modi engaging with Indian workers in Kuwait, showing a keen interest in their well-being and lives abroad. The Gulf Spic Labour Camp, housing around 1,500 Indian workers, served as a key stop on the Prime Minister?s itinerary. Modi visited the camp in Mina Abdullah, where he interacted with workers from various Indian states, asking them about their health, families, and living conditions. His warm and friendly approach left a lasting impact on the workers, who were thrilled to meet the Prime Minister.
In the viral video, PM Modi is seen speaking with a man from Ratnagiri in Maharashtra. The exchange, filled with warmth and camaraderie, showcased the Prime Minister's deep connection with the people he meets. Modi, asking in Marathi, ?Kiti varsha zaali?? (How long have you been employed here?), listens attentively as the man responds, ?9 varsha zaali? (9 years).
The conversation continues with Modi asking, ?Kaay vishesh mag?? (What unique plans do you have?), to which the worker replies, ?Progress zaala aahe? (There is progress). The laborer goes on to share that he has managed to educate his children and even married off his daughter in Ratnagiri. Modi, emphasizing the importance of education, encouraged him, stating that education is key to empowering the next generation.
The heartfelt interaction, which underscores the Prime Minister's concern for the welfare of Indian workers abroad, resonated deeply with viewers, especially in Maharashtra, where Marathi is the primary language. The video has gone viral, garnering praise for Modi's gesture and his efforts to connect with workers, even while abroad.
This memorable moment highlights PM Modi's ongoing commitment to addressing the concerns of Indian citizens, especially those working in foreign countries, and his dedication to promoting the welfare of the Indian diaspora.
