London, UK – April 28, 2024 In a vibrant display of solidarity and support, the Overseas Friends of BJP UK (UP Chapter) orchestrated a spectacular “Run for Modi” event on Sunday in the bustling city of London. Despite its name, the event took the form of a leisurely walk, symbolizing unwavering backing for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s re-election campaign.

Amidst a drizzle, more than 500 enthusiastic participants from the Indian community in the UK turned up for the event, which kicked off from Westminster Pier, winding through the heart of London and concluding at the iconic Tower Bridge. Donned in vibrant attire, participants exuded positivity and fervor as they marched in unison, echoing their endorsement for Prime Minister Modi.

A highlight of the event was a captivating flash mob against the backdrop of the majestic London Bridge, captivating bystanders and participants alike. The energetic display encapsulated the spirit of unity and camaraderie among the Indian diaspora in the UK, underscoring their unwavering support for the BJP and PM Modi.

Anand Arya, Vice President of OFBJP UK, expressed profound gratitude towards the Indian community for their overwhelming participation and fervent support. Suresh Mangalgiri, GS OFBJP UK, remarked, “The ‘Run for Modi’ event exemplifies the deep-rooted admiration and allegiance of the Indian community towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP.”

“Despite the adverse weather conditions, the enthusiasm and spirit displayed by the participants were truly commendable,” said Darshan Grewal, Vice President of OFBJP UK.

The event garnered widespread attention and acclaim across various media platforms, further amplifying the message of unity and solidarity among the Indian community in the UK. The resounding success of the “Run for Modi” event serves as a testament to the unwavering support and fervor of the Indian community towards Prime Minister Modi’s vision for a prosperous and progressive India.

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