Amidst global instability, Iran-Israel conflict and the economic challenges arising from it, a young man from Kanpur has written an emotional letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing unwavering faith in his leadership.
Expressing concern over the security of the Prime Minister in the letter, it has been said that the countrymen can bear every kind of privation, but cannot accept any kind of compromise with the security of the Prime Minister.
Ashutosh Yadav, resident of Araji Ishepur village of Kakvan development block of Bilhaur tehsil, is working as a Panchayat assistant in the village. Referring to the current global circumstances in the letter sent to the Prime Minister, he has written that international tension is affecting energy supply, trade and supply chain. At such a time, the Prime Minister’s message of giving top priority to self-reliance, restraint and national interest remains an inspiration for crores of Indians.
He said that his entire family is ready to make every necessary sacrifice in the national interest and has resolved to reduce dependence on unnecessary imported goods, so that there is no unnecessary pressure on the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
In the letter, Ashutosh Yadav also mentioned the news in which the Prime Minister had expressed his desire to reduce the expenditure on his security system.
Expressing concern over this, he wrote that the Prime Minister’s simplicity and spirit of sacrifice is certainly inspiring, but his safety should be paramount in the national interest. He wrote that the Prime Minister is not just a public representative, but a symbol of hope, faith and inspiration for crores of Indians.
The most emotional part of the letter was the one in which he wrote that if necessary, the countrymen will face difficulties and hardships, but will never let India’s self-respect, identity and sovereignty be affected. He urged the Prime Minister to give top priority to his security arrangements.
Ashutosh Yadav praised the leadership of the Prime Minister during the Covid-19 pandemic and expressed confidence in the resolve of a developed India. Mentioning his grandmother Indrani Devi, father Shyam Singh, mother Sudha Yadav and late younger brother Abhishek Yadav, he has also sent the family’s good wishes to the Prime Minister.